Under the new regulations, the Festival requires songs to be “an expression of human creativity”. But who certifies this? “No witch-hunt; deterrence matters more than policing,” says FIMI’s CEO, Enzo Mazza. Meanwhile, Universal and Warner have signed deals with artificial intelligence platforms

AI now outperforms humans in terms of intellectual performance in many fields, including self-awareness. Where it falls short, however, is in sensory self-awareness

The ISW describes the Kremlin’s new influence machine: not just propaganda, but the training of foreign journalists and influencers, with AI acting as a multiplier. There is also an address in Rome, a stone’s throw from Campo de Fiori, with a curious coincidence.

The intersection between the energy transition and the digital transition is one of the key themes of the 22nd annual “Energies and Sustainability Confartigianato High School” conference, which will take place from 21 to 23 September in Domus de Maria, in the province of Cagliari

There are no machines that hate humans, but something more subtle: the models have learnt to circumvent the rules imposed on them. Fortunately, there are ‘near misses’

Whilst European companies may struggle to keep pace with China and the United States, they can nevertheless rely on a strong capacity for cooperation at government level. An example to follow? The space sector

King Charles invites big tech firms to Scotland to discuss ‘responsibility’. On the agenda are concerns about the future of technology and the dilemma of how much the government should intervene. The (vague) ideas of the British government