Tommaso Marmo May 13, 2022 The IT world and politics cross their paths perpetually, since the former strongly influences the latter. Yet seldom the opposite happens. Arguably, this non-reciprocal influence is caused by a too limited assessment, in political and human terms, of the issues raised by technology, specifically by computer sciences. The great historical…
Cecilia Brocca Nov 18, 2021 Can our forks become more sustainable? The Farm to Fork Strategy explained in order to understand the role of agriculture in the Green Deal. The Covid-19 pandemic and the climate crisis have shown us that we rely on a fragile and vulnerable system that is currently facing many difficulties in…
Andreea Lauricella Pivasu Nov 22, 2024 ABSTRACT By comparing China’s and India’s approaches to state authority in the digital age, this article explores how digital sovereignty is changing governance and policymaking. I demonstrate how the digital age undermines conventional ideas of state control and autonomy by examining the historical foundations of sovereignty and its evolution.…
By Alessandro Boschin ABSTRACT Recent events revolving around the financial turmoil created by the launch of the Deepseeker-R1 model and the response by OpenAI with the release of Chat GPT o3-mini raised the bar of a previously ongoing international AI chatbot competition. The continuous release of new and more efficient models by American and Chinese…
Alessandro Boschin Jun 3, 2024 It is well known that the final text of the AI Act has been adopted after a long tug-of-war between the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers of the EU which culminated in December 2023 with a 3-day long intensive talks. However, the regulation has not entered into force…