Whenever a new report on artificial intelligence comes out, I am less interested in which model has topped the rankings than in what has actually changed. Stanford’s 2026 AI Index offers some useful answers. It is hardly a celebration of the technology:…
Something curious seems to be happening in our relationship with artificial intelligence. The more effective these tools become, the more we tend to trust their answers. So far, nothing unusual. The problem begins when trust gradually turns into something else:…
When it comes to artificial intelligence and journalism, the question often asked is whether an automated system can write an article in place of a journalist. In academia, the question is similar: will it be able to produce essays, prepare…
In traditional computer programs, operations largely follow instructions and paths defined in advance. With artificial intelligence systems capable of acting autonomously, however, whoever assigns a task can leave it to the system to choose the operations needed to carry it…
On 1 December 2025, the United Nations General Assembly adopted resolution 80/23 on the “Possible risks of the integration of artificial intelligence into command, control and communications systems of nuclear weapons.” The title precisely delineates the problem: the integration of…
