Think about, um, the generations, and, uh, say we wanna make it a better place for our children and children’s children so that they, they, they s— they know it’s a better world for them. Think they can make it a better place
For decades, broadcasting wasn’t just an industry — it was a cultural rhythm. Programming schedules shaped evenings, advertising shaped business models, and national broadcasters shaped identity.
Television was linear, predictable, territorial.
Then everything changed.
The rise of broadband, on-demand content, and personalized streaming didn’t just challenge broadcasting — it rewrote its foundations.
There is a moment in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy that has become legendary: after seven and a half million years of computation, the super-computer Deep Thought finally reveals the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything.
The answer, famously, is 42.
Artificial Intelligence has entered a phase of rapid acceleration — not simply in model performance, but in economic impact, geopolitical relevance, and public-sector transformation. The past months have produced a wave of developments that signal a profound shift: AI is no longer a “technology conversation”; it is a societal, political, and institutional challenge that will define competitiveness for decades.
For twenty years, SEO has been a predictable game: keywords, metadata, backlinks, domain authority, and content optimization.
Today, that entire model is being rewritten.
With Gemini, ChatGPT Search, Perplexity, and a new generation of AI-driven retrieval models, users no longer “search.”
They ask, and they receive a synthetic answer, often without ever visiting a website.
Quando guardiamo La Scuola di Atene di Raffaello, vediamo molto più di un affresco rinascimentale: vediamo una rappresentazione vivissima di ciò che unisce le persone attraverso i secoli.
È un luogo ideale — quasi una montagna del pensiero — dove filosofi, matematici e scienziati si incontrano, dialogano, discutono, si confrontano. Platone indica il cielo, Aristotele la terra: è il gesto eterno della ricerca dell’equilibrio, tra ciò che aspira all’alto e ciò che resta radicato nel reale.
C’è un dettaglio che ho sempre trovato curioso dell’Inghilterra del sud:
quando a Londra piove – e piove spesso – a Guildford quasi sempre spunta il sole.
È come se la città, incastonata tra le colline del Surrey, vivesse in un microclima tutto suo.
A Waterloo salivi sul treno con il cielo grigio piombo, gli ombrelli gocciolanti e l’odore di pioggia nell’aria… e quaranta minuti dopo scendevi a Guildford con la luce che filtrava tra le nuvole, come un piccolo miracolo quotidiano.
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly redefining how societies operate, from healthcare to mobility, from public safety to social services. For Europe – and particularly Italy – AI represents both an extraordinary opportunity and a complex transformation challenge. Beyond a good chatbots usage.
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly redefining how societies operate, from healthcare to mobility, from public safety to social services. For Europe – and particularly Italy – AI represents both an extraordinary opportunity and a complex transformation challenge. Beyond a good chatbots usage.
E finalmente, dopo Bucarest, Istanbul e Mosca, arrivò Belgrado.
Una città che non si limita a esistere: resiste, digerisce la storia, la trasforma, e va avanti.
Non ha l’eleganza levigata dell’Europa occidentale né l’imponenza coreografica delle capitali imperali: Belgrado è una città reale, concreta, dura quando serve e sorprendentemente accogliente quando meno te lo aspetti.
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