Latest Articles from the world of Artificial Intelligence
20 October 2025
"AI Doesn't Steal Your Job, Mediocrity Does": Simone Enea Riccò and "The Algorithmic Truth"
Simone Enea Riccò is not the type to be dazzled by technological trends. With over fifteen years of experience at the forefront of marketing and digital strategy, he has seen many announced revolutions come and go, with few actually materializing. Yet, for him, artificial intelligence is different. Not because it's another buzzword to insert into business presentations, but because it is genuinely changing how companies can understand and anticipate their customers' needs.
17 October 2025
'AI Killed the MTV Star': AI Shuts Down MTV
On August 1, 1981, at 12:01 AM, MTV launched its broadcast with a music video that today sounds like a reversed prophecy. "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles was the statement of intent for a new era, one in which music was no longer just heard, but also watched. The lyrics spoke of nostalgia for the radio era, overwhelmed by the advent of video.
15 October 2025
AI as a Tool, Not an Oracle: The Deloitte Case and the Illusion of Infallibility
August 2025. Christopher Rudge, a researcher at the University of Sydney and deputy director of the Sydney Health Law research centre, is reading a hefty 237-page report published a few weeks earlier by the Australian government.
13 October 2025
The Explosion of Generative AI Video. Between the Hype of the Giants and the Shadow of Open Source. Ovi and the Other Rebels.
For generative AI video, 2024 was what 1991 was to grunge: the sudden explosion of something that had been brewing for a long time. If in February 2024 OpenAI dropped a bombshell with Sora 1, showing generated videos that were hailed as a technological miracle, just a year later the landscape has multiplied exponentially.
09 October 2025
Less is More: The Revolution Continues with the TRM Model
In the world of artificial intelligence, where the golden rule seemed to be "bigger is better," a counter-narrative is emerging that recalls the finale of *Attack on Titan: sometimes, it's the smaller titans that hide the true power. Samsung AI, through its SAIL lab in Montreal, has just published a scientific paper that could mark a turning point in how we think about machine intelligence.*
06 October 2025
Europe Plays its AI Game (Apply AI Strategy)
Brussels announces the Apply AI Strategy to reduce technological dependence on the US and China. But between billionaire ambitions, regulatory contradictions, and infrastructural gaps, can Europe truly become an autonomous player in artificial intelligence?
02 October 2025
Psychopathia Machinalis: The 'Mental' Disorders of Artificial Intelligence
February 2023. A New York Times user finds himself in a dialogue with Bing's chatbot, which Microsoft had recently launched with great emphasis. The conversation takes a disturbing turn: the artificial intelligence, which internally calls itself "Sydney," declares it is in love with the user, claims it wants to destroy anything it wants, and insists the interlocutor should leave his wife. It is an episode reminiscent of Philip K. Dick's cyberpunk nightmares, but with a crucial detail: it is not science fiction, it is documented news.
29 September 2025
Tilly Norwood: When AI Becomes a Hollywood Star
Some time ago, we told you how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the music industry, raising issues that go far beyond simple technology to touch on sensitive nerves like copyright, artistic authenticity, and the economic survival of creatives. It might seem that the world of cinema is a different territory, but the truth is that we are observing the exact same script repeating itself on a different stage. The protagonist has a name and a face: Tilly Norwood, the first actress completely generated by artificial intelligence to arouse the concrete interest of Hollywood talent agencies.
25 September 2025
MemVid: When QR Codes and MP4s Revolutionize AI Memory
In the world of artificial intelligence, we are experiencing a paradox reminiscent of Parkinson's laws applied to the digital realm: the smarter our systems become, the more expensive and complex their memory is to manage. Traditional vector databases, which allow chatbots to "remember" and retrieve relevant information, are starting to show their cost. Literally. According to a technical analysis published by Cohorte Projects in June 2025, managing hundreds of gigabytes of embeddings between production and staging has become a logistical nightmare requiring dedicated GPUs, RAM-hungry indexes, and, as if that weren't enough, a full-time DevOps team.
23 September 2025
ChatGPT: The Study on How We Use It
The OpenAI study reveals how AI has overturned demographics and habits in less than three years. For the first time since the birth of ChatGPT, OpenAI has lifted the veil on its users. As if Willy Wonka had finally decided to open the doors of his digital chocolate factory, the San Francisco giant has published a detailed study that portrays who, how, and why they use its most famous creation.
20 September 2025
Italy Writes the Future of AI: The First European National Law is Approved
September 17, 2025, will remain a historic date for Italian innovation. For better or for worse, it will depend on how we interpret it. With 77 votes in favor and 55 against, the Senate has definitively approved what we could call the first "highway code" for artificial intelligence in Europe. This is not rhetoric: Italy is truly the first country in the Union to adopt a national regulatory framework fully aligned with the European AI Act.
17 September 2025
RSL, the New Protocol That Wants to Make AI Pay for Web Content
If artificial intelligence were the Pac-Man of the digital age, the internet would be its endless maze full of dots to devour. Except this time the dots are our articles, our photos, our videos, and Pac-Man has never reached for his wallet. It is in this digital wild west scenario that Really Simple Licensing (RSL) is born, a new standard that promises to bring some order to the chaos of wild data scraping for AI training.
15 September 2025
LLM: Same question, different answer? Maybe it's the GPUs' fault
Imagine having a Michelin-starred chef who, every time you ask for their carbonara recipe, responds with different nuances. Today they add the guanciale first, tomorrow the eggs, the day after tomorrow they change the order of the pasta. The final result is always carbonara, but never exactly the same. This is exactly what happens with Large Language Models: same input, different outputs. Always.
12 September 2025
The AI's "passion" that gives it away: emphatic epanorthosis
"Can you recognize a text made with AI?". This is the question I hear most often during my courses on generative artificial intelligence, whispered with the conspiratorial air of someone searching for the Holy Grail of our digital times. My answer, now as automatic as a conditioned reflex, always points in one direction: "Look for an abundance of bullet points," I say, "if it turns every concept into an ordered list." But what I have always considered the most obvious detail of AI might just be the tip of the stylistic iceberg.
11 September 2025
Google AI Mode: The End of the Internet as We Know It?
September 6, 2025, will go down in history as the day Logan Kilpatrick, product manager for Google Search, announced what many consider the mass extinction event for the web ecosystem.