Ogni volta che esce un nuovo rapporto sull’intelligenza artificiale, mi interessa meno quale modello abbia scalato le classifiche e più che cosa sia effettivamente cambiato. L’AI Index 2026 di Stanford offre alcune risposte utili. Non è certo una celebrazione della…
Oggi, mentre preparavo una lezione universitaria sulla raccolta delle informazioni nelle reti digitali, mi è capitato un piccolo episodio con ChatGPT che mi ha fatto riflettere sul modo in cui l’intelligenza artificiale interpreta le informazioni, soprattutto quando riguardano la sicurezza…
Ogni volta che esce un nuovo rapporto sull’intelligenza artificiale, mi interessa meno scoprire quale modello sia arrivato primo in classifica e più capire che cosa sia cambiato davvero. Il nuovo AI Index 2026 di Stanford offre qualche risposta. Non è un documento…
Mi sembra che stia accadendo qualcosa di curioso nel nostro rapporto con l’intelligenza artificiale. Più questi strumenti diventano efficaci, più tendiamo a fidarci delle loro risposte. Fin qui nulla di strano. Il problema nasce quando la fiducia si trasforma progressivamente…
“I have the impression that, even if we handed political decision-makers today the newspaper from next year, many of them would not know what to do with it.” The remark is deliberately paradoxical, but it captures a real problem: the…
Il 1° dicembre 2025 l’Assemblea generale delle Nazioni Unite ha adottato la risoluzione 80/23 sui «Possible risks of the integration of artificial intelligence into command, control and communications systems of nuclear weapons». Il titolo delimita con precisione il problema: l’integrazione…
The document does not treat security as a self-contained policy field. Instead, security functions as a cross-cutting category connecting defence, borders, critical infrastructure, energy, democratic resilience, artificial intelligence, enlargement and economic policy. 1. European security and defence The clearest passage…
Europe 2031 is one of the most stimulating contributions to the current debate on artificial intelligence, technological sovereignty, and Europe’s place in a rapidly changing geopolitical order. Written as a fictional scenario rather than a conventional policy report, it succeeds…
What will still matter when intelligence becomes cheap? This is the central question at the heart of the forthcoming volume Messy Jobs by Luis Garicano, Jin Li, and Yanhui Wu. Much of the debate on artificial intelligence is framed around a simple…
Innovation is not the same thing as invention. Invention produces novelty; innovation transforms novelty into value. That transformation depends on an ecosystem: capital able to finance uncertainty, markets large enough to reward scale, institutions fast enough to enable experimentation, and…
Arturo Artom’s La nuova intelligenza argues that we are living through a deep transformation in the way intelligence, work, education, and personal identity function. I chose to discuss it here because the questions it raises touch directly on what I see changing…
Governor Fabio Panetta’s “Concluding Remarks,” delivered on 29 May 2026, paint a picture of a surprisingly resilient global economy shaken by a new energy shock — and point to artificial intelligence as the decisive battleground for Italy’s future. Every year,…
Federico Fubini’s article on Donald Trump’s economic interventionism captures a crucial shift in contemporary capitalism. The phrase “a socialist in the White House” is rhetorically effective, but analytically imprecise — and getting the analysis right matters more than the rhetoric.…
For years, screening foreign investments for security risks was something EU Member States could do but were not required to do. That has now changed. The European Parliament has approved a reform that makes screening mandatory in sensitive sectors —…
