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The hidden debt of data centres
Oracle’s Project Jupiter shows that AI infrastructure consumes more than power and water: it absorbs capital, debt and financial risk. The digital cloud rests on very long-term material commitments.
Can Europe gain productivity without losing balance?
The IMF estimates AI can raise European productivity but warns about inequality, energy and technological dependence. Growth will depend not only on models, but on how access and benefits are distributed.
AI opens a real laboratory
Anthropic is building a wet lab to connect Claude with physical biology experiments. When a model does more than propose hypotheses and receives results from matter, science enters a new cycle.
An artificial companion is not a toy
Europe proposes switching off AI chats and companions by default for children. An object that listens, remembers and builds emotional dependence cannot be assessed only through physical toy-safety rules.
AI glasses enter the workplace
Snap is taking Specs into factories, retail and field service. When AI sees through the worker’s eyes, productivity, training and surveillance become inseparable.
Can a machine believe it is conscious?
The debate between Microsoft and Anthropic shows that artificial consciousness is not only philosophy: what models are taught to say can influence safety, trust and human control.
The financial adviser will have a copilot
Anthropic is bringing Claude into wealth advisers’ tools. AI can prepare meetings and analyse portfolios, but financial advice remains a regulated and deeply personal decision.
When infinite music stops paying its authors
Platforms can receive millions of tracks generated at almost no cost. Labels, licences and anti-fraud systems are deciding whether synthetic abundance should participate in the same market as human music.
News editing becomes a conversation
Reuters and CuttingRoom bring search, selection, editing and video adaptation into a natural-language interface. Production gets faster, but editorial responsibility cannot become automatic.
AI can enter the film. The award remains human
The Golden Globes allow artificial intelligence in productions but draw a clear threshold: technology may assist, not replace the author or performer. Film awards are becoming a new form of AI governance.
When the brain becomes an infrastructure
Neurotechnology and AI turn brain signals into reusable data, models and inferences. Europe warns that protecting a single device is not enough: the entire infrastructure of the mind must be governed.
The architecture artificial intelligence cannot yet inhabit
Wim Wenders’s film on Peter Zumthor reveals what instant AI images still struggle to express: architecture as matter, duration, body and memory.