The provision on security cameras and the retention of footage contained in the legislative decree transposing the European AI Act has sparked much controversy. “But there is no indiscriminate data collection. Images alone do not constitute biometric data. The important thing is to strike the right balance between security requirements and the protection of individual rights,” says the professor

Almost fifteen years after the launch and failure of Google Glass, the industry is giving it another go with smart glasses. The technology has improved, as has the design in general; however, one question remains: do people trust those who wear them? 

The causes of the breach have been identified and shared. This is how technology is advancing, countering fears of the ‘runaway machine’. Why the OpenAI incident is good news for innovation

According to the Financial Times, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce has asked Alibaba, ByteDance and Zhipu whether and how they can restrict the transfer of training data abroad and prevent foreign users from downloading model weights. A wall protecting its secrets

The latest open-source innovation from China is raising concerns, as it always does. However, there are other factors to consider, apart from the substantial number of prototypes registered by the Asian giant

Children must be protected from the dangers of the internet. Greater oversight by social media platforms. A law to address families’ concerns

Cloudflare proposes a different way of monetising the web, in light of the rise of AI, by acting as an intermediary between a website’s visitors and the server hosting it. Underpinning this are microtransactions, for which stablecoins prove useful. What is the ‘Monetisation Gateway’ service?

The installation “Nature’s Computility”, presented at the Videocittà festival held from 10 to 12 July at the Gazometro in Rome, breaks reality down into particles and, through a technological process, brings its “human element” back to life. A dialogue on the use of artificial intelligence in China, the United States and Europe, and the boundary between the figurative and the abstract