The AI race will not be decided by chips, capital and algorithms alone. Roberto Baldoni and Len Khodorkovsky argue that democracies must turn alliances, common standards...
Technology and Security
In this commentary, former Italian Undersecretary of Defence and former Chairman of Parliament’s Security Committee Raffaele Volpi argues that artificial intelligence...
As Washington and Beijing lay the groundwork for Xi Jinping’s expected visit to the White House in September, the Trump administration is simultaneously escalating its...
Washington is increasingly concerned about the industrial partnerships emerging around China's AI ecosystem. The fear is that market forces and private-sector...
The questions raised by the participation of AgID Director General Mario Nobile in China's World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) remain unanswered. Following...
In an interview with Decode39, Carlo Alberto Giusti argues that the AI competition is ultimately about technological sovereignty, highlights the enduring advantage of...
As the debate over AI ecosystems intensifies, Beniamino Irdi explains why strategic ambiguity is no longer a neutral option—and why standards have become a matter of...
Beijing is increasingly perceiving artificial intelligence (AI) not only as a technological competition but also as a geopolitical one. Consequently, governance...
Italy has spent the past three years strengthening its transatlantic technology posture. The participation of the head of AgID in China's flagship AI event is now...
Hudson Institute's Zineb Riboua explains why governments are finding it increasingly difficult to navigate between competing AI ecosystems
