My Huawei family 👪 is growing up! Welcome aboard Huawei Mate50 RS Porsche Design Edition ♥️ It will take a while but unboxing, first impression and lot of night shots and comparison will be online 😎 @HCNewsroom @TheGalox_ #HuaweiMate50RS #PorscheDesign #Exclusivité #smartphone

I'm pleased to share my new article published on @Agenda_Digitale Nextwork360: "We thought the digital divide was about access. We were wrong. Welcome to the Cognitive Age" and no, it is not a Black Mirror episode. 🇮🇹 https://t.co/wbRbc9BMln For years, our focus was on

It has been over a week since we gathered at the @databricks Data + AI World Tour in Milan 2025 on November 18th. I’ve taken these days to let the discussions from the Executive Forum settle, as it usually happens that the immediate post-event buzz masks deeper reflections.

Is the current AI boom a fundamental economic shift or a ticking time bomb? I have recently discussed about ( https://t.co/t2aNftUL7Q) with the latest Gartner "Worldwide AI Spending" forecast, but let me share an approach where structural patterns of the past matter, the

When we debate the "Global AI Race" the conversation almost exclusively revolves around the United States and China, with occasional nods to Japan or Western Europe. We tend to overlook the largest country on Earth by landmass a nation with a history of scientific "firsts", from

Life is wonderful. Last year, I had the opportunity to attend the European edition of the #TechExEvents AI & Big Data Expo with my company simply as a guest. Fast forward to today, and I am honored and privileged to announce that for the upcoming 2026 edition, I will be

"You’re right, I was wrong". Four words from a chatbot… a tiny fraction of a second in which our body reacts before your rational mind even has time to clear its throat and step in and in that microscopic interval something deeply human takes place: we project intention onto a

We know @IBM but how many of us know @IBMResearch Europe? Day 3 of my MBA at @POLIMI_GSoM POLIMI Graduate School of Management in Zurich was not just a company visit, it was a deep dive into a living case study. We spent the morning at IBM Research Europe with Haig A. Peter

How many of you were aware of the release of this new version of GPT-5.1? I wasn't and that's precisely the point I want to reflect on today. While we were all focused on our daily workflows, OpenAI announced GPT-5.1 (Instant and Thinking) including the prior "sensitive

Is the EU AI Act at a crossroads? Strategic breath or a step back? - Financial Times: "EU set to water down landmark AI act after Big Tech pressure" https://t.co/QzpnPGPiai (under paywall) Commission considering a pause on selected provisions amid pressure from U.S. government

A recent survey published by Stanford University from McKinsey & Company, and drawed by Statista ( https://t.co/7Q452iuMR4) tracks how fifteen hundred large companies across twenty countries rank AI risks in 2025 vs 2024: financial risk exploded from ~12% to ~50%, the biggest jump

In our first take on @CBinsights's State of AI - Global | Q3 2025 ( https://t.co/zleyAfWru8), we looked at what the money is telling us: fewer deals, bigger checks, agents rolling into core software, GEO reshaping discovery and tiny teams with outsized impact. In a few words:

"Terminator" or "Paperclip Maximizer"? Are we even defining AI correctly? Does the EU's AI Act make sense in a global race for ASI? We discuss this and more on the new "Two Humans in the Loop" with our exceptional guest, Fabrizio Abbate. 🎙️ On Spotify S2E8:

Excited to share the new podcast episode of "Two Humans In the Loop" with Valerio Porcu and I but the Guest Star is Veronica M. Pruinelli. Veronica is an International Business Lawyer with deep expertise in corporate law and innovation but in this conversation truly highlights

For most of us "technology" today = "Artificial Intelligence", an oversimplification like when we tend to identify a category with a specific brand or product (think about initially for the gaming console = Playstation). Call it bias, call it recency effect, but this conflation

I am currently working on two main research projects: - PALO Framework: a holistic AI-governance framework that operationalizes key AI International frameworks (ISO / OECD / NIST) and the EU AI Act (for high-risk systems) across the full lifecycle. PALO maps risks, allocates

"AI tools Radar is designed to map and showcase innovative and impactful AI tools from around the world, with a particular focus on applications in the public sector, media, and judiciary". Just 6 months we discussed about a comprehensive list of online resources where to find

Today, I want to talk about three risks that show up when we use the technology, when we’re “adopting AI". In the reality, we’re not adopting it at all, as act of conscious choice, we are merely "adapting" to it, letting it push us into new shapes and a daily flow, a "panta rei"

In a recent episode on its project ORBITS ( https://t.co/bBbeAe20Rq), Luciano Floridi posed a question:"Who is controlling today's society?" Let me ask, what is power today? As pointed out by the Professor, especially in the age of AI is the ability to control the "morphology of

If understanding is a prerequisite for freedom, what new institutions, rights or literacies must we build to secure our autonomy and "freedom" as "libero arbitrio" in a period where this algorithmic governance is the "new normality"? Let me clear, this "cognitive digital divide",

As pointed out by Valerio Porcu before the weekend ( https://t.co/m1VPuLIfOC) we have released a new episode of "Two Humans in The Loop", the podcast from humans to humans, where we discussed about the John Searle's Chinese Room experiment. 🇮🇹 Season 2 Episode 6: