Physical spaces are essential to the functioning of the internet, but there are no stages on which to represent it. Stages that the internet will never have, not even at the festival that celebrates it.

The debates, the controversies, the announcements, the warnings about the end of the world: in the artificial intelligence sector, everything is happening on X, formerly Twitter, despite it technically being a competitor, namely xAI. Recently, even Zuckerberg had to return there to announce the latest developments from Meta AI: in short, if you’re not on X, you’re nobody (at least in this field).

It is the European Union Intellectual Property Office, responsible for managing EU trade marks. The Prime Minister provided them with a voice sample to protect herself from AI, but even before that, Francesco Giubilei had been enlisted to persuade the general to change his party’s name and logo.

Within the space of a few days, both Meta and OpenAI have launched two similar services (Muse and Dots), both accompanied by friendly, cute digital avatars that serve many purposes, but above all to reassure users

Cybersecurity may benefit from AI in the future, but at present it is mainly hackers who have benefited most from experimenting with these agent-based tools. And European regulation is, of course, perpetually lagging behind.

Used in the capture of Maduro, it functions as an infrastructure for integrating data from any available source for the purposes of strategic planning and attacks using artificial intelligence. It was also acquired by NATO in March 2025

The U.S. President is becoming increasingly involved in the artificial intelligence sector, which is growing ever more unpopular; this, perhaps, is one of the reasons why he has taken it into his head to change the name of the technology. It remains to be seen whether the strategy will succeed.