Firearms and innovations that sought, in vain, to reduce the deadly impact of conflicts on human beings. And today, drones and AI

Two predominantly text-based platforms have announced similar programmes to restrict AI-generated content. But is this really possible? And why now, of all times? At the heart of it all is Pangram, an ‘AI detector’ that’s selling very well but doesn’t work miracles

Jensen Huang is calling on Washington not to shut down open models. But the real battle is being fought further down the line, in vertical niches, and it is essential not to get bogged down in excessive regulation

SpaceX is expanding, but is not generating significant profits. Starlink accounts for half of its turnover, whilst its founder has decided to invest more in AI to close the gap on Anthropic and OpenAI

From invitations to village festivals to videos by Vannacci & co., the kitsch graphics generated by artificial intelligence are all the rage. The ‘slopaganda’ phenomenon

The Chinese DRAM manufacturer’s share price soars by 500 per cent on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, reaching a market capitalisation of $540 billion. For Beijing, this is proof of its growing technological autonomy and its ability to compete with the United States. Europe looks on from the sidelines