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Elon Musk launches X Money in the United States, aiming to turn X into the digital bank of the future. Instant payments, Visa card, cashback, and yields up to 6%: the social network that wants to replace your bank account.

A wearable "chair" made in China is transforming well-being for workers on their feet all day. Compact, affordable, and praised by doctors, it could permanently change how we work.

China has made artificial intelligence a compulsory subject from the age of six. While Beijing trains AI natives, Italy hesitates. The gap now opening up is not just technological — it is human, generational, and increasingly hard to close.

The Model Context Protocol revolutionizes how Claude is used: no more copying and pasting files, but direct connections to Drive, Gmail and ClickUp. The AI acts, it doesn't just respond. Here's what really changes.

Nvidia has released Ising, an open source AI model capable of calibrating quantum processors in just a few hours and correcting errors with three times the precision of current standards. A breakthrough that could reshape the entire sector.

Neuralink's N1 chip lets a patient move a robotic arm using thought alone. No nerves, no muscles: the signal bypasses the body entirely. The transhumanist era has already begun.

A Dubai-based startup has developed a contact lens with an integrated display for augmented reality and AI. It's not on sale yet, but it could redefine the very concept of digital interface.

The debate between proprietary and open-source AI exploded in 2026. Security or power control? The question nobody really wants to answer.

Meta has already delegated 50% of content reviews to artificial intelligence. Before the end of 2026 it could exceed 90%. A black box decides what we see online. And nobody can truly explain how it works.

James Heckman warns: AI can reduce or widen social gaps. Like electricity a century ago, it is rewriting the rules of wealth. The real question is not whether it will make us all richer, but who will truly benefit.

OpenAI unveils GPT-5.6 with three models named Sol, Terra and Luna. The most powerful, Sol, dominates agentic benchmarks, but access is restricted to twenty US government-approved partners. AI has officially become strategic infrastructure.

We've grown used to AI delivering perfect answers in 30 seconds. Now real people seem slow, vague, inefficient. We haven't become more demanding — we've become incompatible with human speed.