Jacob Coxon, a 27-year-old employee at Anthropic and a researcher who previously worked at OpenAI, has resigned because, in his view, Dario Amodei’s company and its competitors are building something they will not be able to control

The audiobook adaptation of Bram Stoker’s novel was presented in Venice, featuring the voices of Riccardo Scamarcio and Benedetta Porcaroli, amongst others. With little narration and plenty of dialogue, Aurélie de Troyer, Head of International Content at Audible, speaks to Il Foglio 

A review of the book by Francesco Longo, published by 66thand2nd, 168 pp., 19 euros

Amidst shirts and caps, robot factories are trying to project – in order to appear less cold – an aesthetic that appeals to humans, a visual language reminiscent of an organic bakery or handmade products. To appear less cruel, they are crafting a handcrafted, friendly and trendy exterior, embracing a hipster aesthetic.

A review of Marco Amerighi’s book, published by Bollati Boringhieri, 352 pages, 18 euros

Various developers have started contacting architectural firms to make their AI behemoths look stylish. The aim is to give them a hipster makeover, making them resemble those Silicon Valley campuses with organic vegetable patches on the roof and table tennis tables in the conference rooms, rendering them indistinguishable from any art museum or university library

The French critic’s writings on the author of "The Trial" paint a picture of a man of letters who suffered terribly when he could not be bent over his papers, because "writing is what makes him exist"

A review of Alexis de Tocqueville’s book, published by Utet, 896 pp., 18 euros