Shadow AI: what it is and why companies are losing control of the tools they use

The company states that it does not use artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, however, sales staff summarise contracts with a chatbot, marketing generates campaigns through a personal account, HR transcribes interviews with a browser extension and a project manager connects an AI assistant to shared documents. None of these tools appears in official systems, yet AI has … Read more

AI as the railways of 1860: bubble or investment without governance?

Le stesse promesse, gli stessi rischi. E lo stesso errore di fondo: confondere lo strumento con la soluzione. Five American companies (Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft and Oracle) will spend between $660 and $690 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026. That is a 69% increase on the previous year. Goldman Sachs estimates that annual AI Capex … Read more

AI has taken over language, and we failed to notice

IA e linguaggio: mano robotica scrive con penna d'oca su antico manoscritto. Candela accesa, libri e calamaio sullo sfondo. IA PossessoDellaLingua

Come i modelli linguistici hanno colonizzato certi pattern comunicativi, e cosa succederà alla lingua nei prossimi anni. The internet is now littered with AI. Traces of Artificial Intelligence can be found in images, algorithms, articles and social media posts. And so, navigating content and finding human-made work has become increasingly complicated. AI is everywhere, but … Read more

AI Washing: what it is, how it works and what those who practise it risk

In March 2024, former SEC Chair Gary Gensler released a video in which he officially coined the term AI washing. The definition was precise: the practice by which companies exaggerate or misrepresent their artificial intelligence capabilities to attract investors, customers or talent. The term was new. The phenomenon was not. As early as 2019, a … Read more

Artificial Biological Intelligence: definition, history and consequences of a computer made of human neurons

Melbourne, September 2025. In an Australian data centre, server racks consume less power than a hairdryer. This is not because they use more efficient chips, but because in place of the chips there are human neurons. Living. Somewhere in the world, right now, someone is renting human brain cells over the internet. The price is … Read more

The End of Simulation: the Return of Matter in the Age of AI

La Fine della Simulazione: ritorno della materia nell'era dell'AI. Paesaggio digitale astratto, pixel e tecnologia. Metaverso e futuro.

  The communications market is entering a crisis.For the first time in the history of visual production, simulation has become cheaper than reality. For some years now, generative artificial intelligence has turned the creation of images, text and video into an almost instantaneous process. Photo sets, weeks of production and complex infrastructure are no longer … Read more

The Collapse of the Cognitive Class: Advisory as the Only Governance in the AI Era

Clessidra che simboleggia il collasso della classe cognitiva nell'era dell'intelligenza artificiale. Advisory come governance unica.

Governing is now worth more than executing. And today the labour market is confronting this uncomfortable realisation. The International Monetary Fund has calculated that in advanced economies 60% of jobs are now exposed to artificial intelligence. According to Goldman Sachs, 300 million full-time positions are already exposed to generative automation. These figures describe the present … Read more

Claude Mythos changes the world: why Anthropic built the world’s most powerful AI, and then decided not to sell it

Claude Mythos e il Progetto Glasswing: la prima volta nella storia della tecnologia in cui un’azienda ha trattenuto il proprio prodotto migliore per responsabilità. E perché questo cambia le regole per tutti gli altri. On 7 April 2026, Anthropic announced something without precedent in the history of the technology industry. A product considered too dangerous … Read more