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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.

Between 2021 and 2025, China eliminated over 12,000 university programs, replacing them with AI and robotics courses. A decision reshaping not just the job market, but the very right to knowledge.

Beijing is training its students in AI from primary school. Europe responds with restrictions. The result? Italian talent keeps emigrating, indifferent even to Trump's walls.

35% of Italians are functionally illiterate, according to the OECD. AI didn't create this problem — it amplifies it. Using it wisely could become an extraordinary opportunity for those who genuinely want to understand the world.

In a world accelerated by artificial intelligence, it will no longer matter how much you know, but how quickly you can update yourself. A skill that university curricula ignore, but the market already rewards.

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.

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.

Free content, accessible explanations, and authoritative insights: artificial intelligence moves out of the labs and becomes a topic within everyone’s reach.