“For a still nascent technology, generative artificial intelligence already has an impressive resume. It can compose music, summarise wads of legal documents in seconds and generate television adverts based on minimal descriptive input”. Fonte: Financial Times Autore: The editorial board Link: AI copyright wars need a market solution

“The origin of Europe’s recent hard-right surge is difficult to pin down. Some theorise that, beginning with the financial crash in 2008-09, voters were driven away from the mainstream and towards the extremes by economic anxiety. But the evidence for this is mixed”. Fonte: The Economist Link: Hard-right parties are now Europe’s most popular

“In 1791, the nation’s founders ratified the First Amendment to the Constitution. It would come to offer protections in the new nation essentially never seen before: the right to ask things of and to criticize the government; to express opinions, popular or not; to assemble peacefully; to practice diverse religious beliefs; and to have a […]

“A meeting that was supposed to bolster the flimsy trust between Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy and US President Donald Trump descended instead into an extraordinary slanging match in the Oval Office in front of the world’s media”. Fonte: Financial Times Autore: The editorial board Link: Zelenskyy’s humiliation in the White House

“These columns don’t usually comment on the business decisions of competitors, but Wednesday’s news from the Washington Post cuts close to home. To wit, Post owner Jeff Bezos announced that the paper’s opinion section is making a turn to stand for, well, what we do”. Fonte: The Wall Street Journal Autore: The Editorial Board Link: […]

“The victory of Friedrich Merz and his Christian Democrats (CDU) in Sunday’s parliamentary election gives Germany a new opportunity to fix the crumbling foundations of its postwar success“. Fonte: Financial Times Autore: The editorial board Link: Europe needs Friedrich Merz to succeed