September 28, 2026

Meta wants to conquer the enterprise market with AI

Meta has just made a move that changes how we should view the company: it no longer wants to be just the owner of social networks, advertising, and messaging apps. It has created Meta Enterprise Platform, a unit to sell artificial intelligence to businesses. And it has not introduced that ambition with just any executive…

September 28, 2026

AI democratizes software, but concentrates physical power

Here is the point that often gets lost behind the headlines about Nvidia, models, and intelligent assistants: AI can democratize certain software capabilities while drastically concentrating the infrastructure that makes them possible. A small business can use open models, purchase cloud services, and

September 28, 2026

They are not human brains: how these living computers work

First things first: these computers do not contain human brains; they contain organoids and neuron cultures that perform very limited tasks. The term living computer can take us too far. On platforms such as Neuroplatform, from the Swiss company FinalSpark, researchers can interact remotely with organoids

September 28, 2026

Just because something is legal does not mean it is safe

Some will say: “if the use is legal, a private company should not be able to veto the state”. That is a coherent position, but it has a catch. What is it? Legal does not automatically mean prudent, proportionate or socially acceptable. Mass surveillance may have a legal basis in certain circumstances and still pose