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ETHICS, PHILOSOPHY AND BIG QUESTIONS
Artificial Intelligence insights take us beyond technology, towards the deepest questions it raises: what is its real impact on the world? What does it mean to be human in the age of machines? Let’s explore together ethics, philosophy and the great questions of a time defined by innovation like never before.
Magnifica Humanitas: The Encyclical on AI.
On 15 May 2026, marking the 135th anniversary of the Rerum Novarum, Pope Leo XIV publishes Magnifica Humanitas: the first encyclical in history dedicated to Artificial Intelligence. Often misrepresented by the media, it does not demonize the new technology but raises a fundamental question: how can it be made transparent and put at the service of all, preventing it from becoming a deadly tool in the hands of a few? This article explains what the Pope truly thinks. (read more)
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Using AI to Make Up for the Brain’s ‘Limitations’.
In an era where technology accelerates faster than our ability to adapt, Artificial Intelligence, by enhancing productivity, paradoxically proves to be the key to reclaiming mental space and starting to think with clarity again. (read more)
Datacenters in space.
Positioned in low Earth orbit, powered by solar energy and cooled for free by the cosmic vacuum, space datacenters could reduce carbon emissions by up to ten times compared to current solutions. A first operational test is expected as early as 2027. (read more)
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Anthropic: Who Are the Creators of Claude and Why They Bet on Safe AI.
Artificial intelligence is transforming the world, but at what cost to the planet? From energy-hungry data centers to chip manufacturing and electronic waste, its environmental impact is far from negligible. Let’s explore the costs, data, and possible solutions for a more sustainable future. (read more)
Typology: Insights / Ethics
Deepfakes and Artificial Intelligence: When Reality Is No More.
Deepfakes created with Artificial Intelligence are making it increasingly difficult to distinguish truth from fiction. A rapidly growing phenomenon that we had better learn to manage sooner rather than later: let’s find out how. (coming soon)
Typology: Insights / Ethics
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AGI: Is Humanity’s Future Really at Stake?
The achievement of AGI, an Artificial Intelligence capable of matching (if not surpassing) the cognitive abilities of people, could be a fundamental event for the future of humanity. Let’s explore together the philosophical implications of a prospect that concerns us all. (coming soon)
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The first deepfake in history? Much earlier than you might think.
Although the term ‘deepfake’ was coined only in 2017, the manipulation of images to deceive the public has much older roots. One of the earliest known fake photographs depicts Abraham Lincoln: his face was superimposed onto the body of John Calhoun in 1860.
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The images on this page were created using generative Artificial Intelligence tools, with the exception of the following:
- “Manipulated Portrait of Abraham Lincoln“, Public Domain