Too many devices at our disposal have made us stressed
Living in a hyper-connected world surrounded by a multitude of technological devices can paradoxically become a source of stress instead of comfort. This "technological overload" constantly bombards us with notifications, messages, and updates, making it difficult for us to concentrate
By 2025 we will have 200 zettabytes of stored data. And that is a problem
Today, the amount of data generated and stored globally is enormous and growing steadily. According to a recent report by Forbes, 120 zettabytes of data were archived last year, considering that 1 zettabyte is equivalent to 1 billion terabytes. This
All this innovation is accelerating the climate crisis
Climate crisis: Generative artificial intelligence, the technology that is revolutionising numerous sectors, could have a dark side: a worrying environmental impact. We don't realise it, but we are taking the planet to the brink of the precipice. Some people, in
Forget threats, now robots want to be our friends
In the collective imagination, robots that keep people company and help them with everyday tasks by simulating humans have always been present. Think of the late 1980s sitcom Super Vicky or the series Humans launched on Amazon Prime in 2017.
Mass tourism is destroying the planet
Mass tourism, an increasingly popular phenomenon in the modern world, brings with it an undeniable appeal: the opportunity to discover new cultures, breathtaking landscapes and unique experiences. However, this coin has a flip side that is often overlooked: a significant
Instagram is dead, welcome to Cara
From 100,000 to 300,000 users in just a few days. The social Cara - still in beta version - is making a name for itself, especially in the online scene of artists. In fact, the platform is mainly aimed at
Why Germany’s green light for €5 billion in aid for chip plants
Germany chip plants: The EU approves Germany’s proposal to create a European TSMC. The German government will provide €5 billion in state aid to enable the creation of a new joint venture to produce semiconductors. It will be called ESMC
How AI is being used in Parliaments: from the US to EU
There are now many uses of generative artificial intelligence to support parliamentary activity. In the US, the House of Representatives uses an AI tool based on NLP (natural language processing) technology to automate the process of analysing differences between bills,
The chip shortage could change our world forever
Chip shortage: Who will win the chip challenge? The question is worth billions of dollars of investment for Europe and the U.S., engaged in a wild race to beat Chinese supremacy. The U.S. and E.U. have specifically channelled nearly $81