Brief reflections and working materials on generative AI, adoption, and governance in Italian organizations. What we learn by doing, every day.
Jan 6, 2026
Lately when I talk to companies, I am often asked this (intelligent) question: “Isn’t there a risk that we become too dependent, addicted to these new forms of artificial intelligence? If for some reason we could no longer use them, we’d be in great difficulty.”
Jan 5, 2026
What if in a few months this tool will have completely changed or even been superseded? Until recently it was simple: you learned a software, it became a standard and the time spent navigating menus and shortcuts paid off for years.
Dec 21, 2025
We are all now fairly aware that our social feed is not neutral. We know that what we see is the result of algorithmic choices, optimised to maximise attention, engagement and time spent (the profit metrics of advertising). But have we ever wondered whether the same mechanism applies to our conversations with artificial intelligence?
Dec 11, 2025
Anarchy, in the profound sense attributed to it by Colin Ward, has nothing to do with chaos. It is a different way of thinking about the organisation of a society, not as a rigid apparatus but as a living ecosystem founded on clear, negotiable, adaptive norms that are above all free of a command-and-control centre.
Sep 30, 2025
In the last days of 2024, OpenAI announced "Buy with ChatGPT", transforming its chatbot into a shopping assistant: it recommends products, shows prices and reviews, and allows direct purchases within the chat thanks to partners like Shopify, Instacart and Klarna.
Sep 11, 2025
The dominant narrative about AI has focused on what it takes away: jobs, repetitive tasks, time spent on low-value work. But what happens if we shift our attention to what AI makes possible? Not only substitution, but space: for new ideas, new knowledge, innovation.