APPROFONDIMENTITECHHEALTHCAREThe Thought That Commands the Machine: Neuralink and the Future of the Human BodyNeuralink'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.29 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
TECHAUTOMAZIONESmart contact lenses: the human eye as the next digital screenA 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.29 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
APPROFONDIMENTIWho Really Controls the Models That Control UsThe debate between proprietary and open-source AI exploded in 2026. Security or power control? The question nobody really wants to answer.29 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
GENERATIVE AIHARDWAREThe AI deciding what you can say: the future of content moderation has already begunMeta 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.29 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
AI BUSINESSAPPROFONDIMENTIAI and the Great Inequality: Who Will Harvest the Fruits of the Artificial Revolution?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.29 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
AI BUSINESSAPPROFONDIMENTIHARDWAREAI becomes geopolitics: GPT-5.6 exists but you can't use itOpenAI 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.29 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
APPROFONDIMENTIHEALTHCAREArtificial intelligence has stolen our patience and now human beings seem too slowWe'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.29 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
TECHINNOVAZIONEAPPROFONDIMENTIThe Water That Doesn't Evaporate: Nvidia Aims to Cool AI Without Consuming the PlanetNvidia unveils a closed-loop liquid cooling system for AI supercomputers. Zero water consumption, less energy, more sustainability. A concrete breakthrough for the data centers of the future.26 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
TECHSOFTWARESMARTPHONEThe Age of Empires Goats That Deflate the Myth of Conscious ChatbotsA Microsoft researcher used Age of Empires 2 goats to show that attributing consciousness to chatbots is a conceptual mistake. Neural networks imitate processes — they do not think.26 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
TECHAI BUSINESSWashington Decides Who Gets to InnovateThe US government may control access to ChatGPT 5.6, approving clients one by one. A shift that transforms artificial intelligence from a tech product into a global geopolitical lever.26 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
AI BUSINESSAPPROFONDIMENTIAnthropic's Accusation Against Alibaba: When Learning Becomes Theft (But Only Depending on Who Does It)Anthropic accuses operators linked to Alibaba of creating thousands of fake accounts to study Claude through 29 million interactions. But who really gets to decide who has the right to learn from artificial intelligence?26 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
SMARTPHONERECENSIONIThe app that sells anticipation: when food never arrives (and that's the point)A South Korean app has gone viral for letting users order food that doesn't exist. No payment, no delivery. Just dopamine. And it reveals something unsettling about how digital systems are rewiring our brains.26 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
