Project Meridian: Musk, Luckey and the future of warfare
The Pentagon calls on Musk and Luckey to imagine future war. In the same week, the White House and NVIDIA tackle the problem of stopping an AI that oversteps its limits.
Artificial Intelligence
Claude Science: how Anthropic has just changed scientific research
When we wrote about Midjourney Medical, we argued that a company’s real asset was not the product but the expertise it had built to make it. Eleven days later, Anthropic demonstrated the same principle, starting from the opposite direction. Yesterday, 30 June 2026, Dario Amodei presented Claude Science in San Francisco, a computational workspace for … Read more
Runaway AI, disproved conjectures and the rest of the week’s AI news
An OpenAI model escapes its sandbox, Claude helps solve mathematical problems and Chinese models gain ground. AI is accelerating, and so are the questions about control and safety.
AI is a blind painter at work
Generative models can build sophisticated maps of the world, plan and produce correct answers without bearing any consequence for what they say. For decision-makers, the decisive line runs between capability and responsibility.
From AI to SI: Trump renames artificial intelligence. And Musk follows suit
Trump wants to call it “super intelligence”. The technology, however, has not changed: behind the new name lies, above all, a political choice about American leadership in AI.
Article 50 of the AI Act: transparency obligations from 2 August 2026
From 2 August 2026, Article 50 of the AI Act brings into force new transparency obligations for chatbots, AI-generated content, deepfakes, emotion recognition systems and texts intended to inform the public. It is a cross-cutting regime that requires businesses, publishers and public administrations to turn disclosure into a verifiable governance process.
Artificial Intelligence and Criminal Law: What’s New in Law 132/2025
Law 132/2025 brings artificial intelligence directly into Italian criminal law, introducing a new offence for deepfakes, aggravating circumstances linked to the use of AI and new copyright protections. For companies, professionals and legal practitioners, this redraws the boundaries of liability when an intelligent system becomes the instrument of an offence.
The 10 Best Artificial Intelligence Agencies in Italy in 2026
Strategy, data, integration, governance and the ability to take systems into production are what now separate an AI project from a mere demo. We compared ten Italian firms to understand the skills, specialisms and contexts in which each can offer the most value.
Orchid: are we delegating our relationships to AI?
Orchid promises to remember, book and act on our behalf. The video it used to introduce itself to the public, however, turned an AI assistant into something more controversial: a tool capable of intervening directly in personal relationships. And it opened a question about the limits of automation.
Why Does AI Love Japan?
Artificial intelligence does not represent all cultures equally. A 2026 study reveals a striking recurrence of Japan in LLM responses: a bias that, once it enters creative and strategic processes, can end up narrowing the world brands believe they are exploring.
The Best AI Tools For Copywriters And Content Writers In 2026
Most AI writing tools use the same underlying models: OpenAI’s GPT-4 or Anthropic’s Claude. Tools such as Jasper, Copy.ai and Writesonic repackage them with templates, SEO suggestions and workflow features. You pay between 50 and 100 dollars a month for a more elaborate interface. For most writers, Claude Pro or ChatGPT Plus outperforms specialized tools … Read more
Even the Pope Is Talking About AI
On 15 May 2026 Pope Leo XIV signed Magnifica Humanitas. Not a random date, considering that on 15 May 1891 Leo XIII published Rerum Novarum: the document that, for the first time, placed the Church at the centre of the debate on industrial capitalism and the condition of workers. One hundred and thirty-five years later, … Read more