Inflation, Central Banks, and AI Volatility: What the Markets Think. Pictet Report
Macroeconomic and financial scenarios. The perspective of Andrea Campisi, Senior Investment Manager at Pictet Asset Management
Ford’s U-turn: AI isn’t working well, engineers need to be brought back on board.
Ford forced to recall engineers because AI is not up to the tasks assigned to it. And the Blue Oval admits to having been overly optimistic.
Does the AI that tells you if you’re stressed while reading chats stress the Privacy Authority?
Why the Italian startup aiming to combat workplace stress (also used by the City of Rome and accelerated by Cdp) is causing concern for the Privacy Authority. Under the Authority’s scrutiny is the plug-in that can detect employees’ language, emotions, and condition.
With Gemini 3.5 Flash, Google chases other AIs. And launches its smart glasses.
The Mountain View company could be the third contender in the fierce competition between Anthropic and OpenAI. It also intends to compete with Meta in the field of smart glasses: after all, the software houses of Amodei and Altman are not focusing on the hardware sector to give a physical form to their algorithms.
While Meta lays off employees, Mark Zuckerberg falls in love with robots.
Meta has acquired the startup Assured Robot Intelligence and its leading engineers, Xiaolong Wang (longtime at Nvidia) and Lerrel Pinto (who had also co-founded Fauna Robotics, acquired by Amazon), in an attempt to catch up not only in AI but also in robotics.
Amazon accelerates thanks to the cloud
Amazon closed the first quarter with results exceeding expectations, recording strong growth in profits and revenues driven particularly by the cloud division.
Why Meta’s spending on AI scares Wall Street
Meta reported growth in both revenue and profits in the first quarter. However, the tech giant raised its annual capital expenditure forecasts, signaling its intention to invest billions more in artificial intelligence infrastructure, sparking investor anxiety.
Meta either fires or uses employees to train AI.
Mark Zuckerberg’s software company promised Donald Trump massive investments of 600 billion: perhaps this is also why it is preparing for new record cuts to its workforce. Will those who remain have to train the very AI that threaten the jobs of the survivors?
AI, how is the digital sovereignty battle going?
Who was there and what was said at the event “AI Italy. AI between innovation and digital sovereignty,” organized by Engineering on the initiative of the Vice President of the Senate Licia Ronzulli.
What is happening at OpenAI?
The ChatGPT software company is losing more people. After the recent departures following the agreements between OpenAI and the Pentagon, now the lead man of the Sora project and the vice president of the scientific division responsible for Prism are leaving, both sidelined because the company wants to focus on something bigger. But what?
AI and cyberattacks: why the human factor remains the real critical point
Research from the Cybersecurity & Data Protection Observatory of the Politecnico di Milano shows that cyber threats in Italy are continuously increasing, with 34% of large Italian companies having suffered attacks. In particular, Artificial Intelligence has been integrated into cyberattacks. The intervention of Maurizio Zacchi, Vice President Academy of Cyber Guru.
The dark clouds of Investcloud: it closes in Italy and hires Artificial Intelligence
The American fintech Investcloud is closing its Italian branch, opened after the acquisition of Finantix in 2021, to make way for AI. In America, this kind of layoff is commonplace, especially among Big Tech companies, while this is the first case in our country. For this reason, the unions are asking the legislators for specific regulatory interventions to protect workers. Numbers, data, and scenarios.
How the US and Israel’s tech war against Iran began
Based on official reports and analyses from authoritative sources, an overview of the integration of artificial intelligence (AI), cyber warfare, electronic warfare (EW), and low-cost drones in Operation Epic Fury. An in-depth analysis by Claudia Giulia Ferrauto, author of the Tech & Privacy newsletter.













