AI

Who will own the wealth that artificial intelligence creates? A question that unexpectedly unites the American right and left in a debate that could reshape the global economy.

AI systems with trillions of parameters are not mere statistical parrots. Something unpredictable emerges from their architecture, and the scientific world is beginning to reckon with this reality.

Anthropic reveals that 80% of its systems' code is written by Claude. An epochal phase shift: technology begins accelerating its own evolution, raising unprecedented questions about humanity's future and who truly steers progress.

Artificial intelligence knows your desires better than you know them yourself. This is not science fiction: it is a documented reality, and in the coming years the phenomenon is set to accelerate in ways that few people yet imagine.

Bernie Sanders wants to nationalize 50% of America's largest AI companies. A proposal that opens a silent war for control of the most powerful technology in history.

The UK Competition and Markets Authority has imposed new conduct rules on Google, allowing publishers to prevent their articles from training AI models and from appearing in “AI Overviews” in search results, with mandatory clear attribution.

SynthID and C2PA introduce watermarking and traceability systems to improve the transparency of digital content.

A vulnerability in Meta's AI-powered support feature allowed cybercriminals to obtain password reset links for Instagram accounts by bypassing two-factor authentication (2FA).

Claude Opus 4.8 is not just a more powerful model. It is the first system capable of autonomously building teams of AI agents to solve complex problems. A genuine paradigm shift.

Digital Realty will host a 10 MW supercluster for Mistral AI, increasing the computing power available in Europe

Christopher Olah, Anthropic co-founder, told the Vatican that AI models are producing mysterious structures resembling human emotions. Pope Leo replies: machines have no consciousness.

The real risk of artificial intelligence is not technological but political. Between the papal encyclical Magnifica Humanitas and Silicon Valley's responses, an ancient dilemma resurfaces: who controls the controllers?

Sam Altman stated that no child born today will ever surpass AI in intelligence. A viral sentence that speaks not of human decline, but of an epochal shift in the scale of our species' history.

From 26 May 2026 Google transforms search into an AI interface with Gemini integrated. No more links, just direct answers. The web changes forever, and publishers are trembling.

Technology has constantly reshaped the labor market, displacing some occupations while creating new ones, and altering employment structures and skill requirements.

Emerging‑market equities posted a strong rally in April, buoyed by improved investor sentiment following the United States‑Iran cease‑fire agreement.