Italy’s preservation model still looks durable, but the next phase of e-archiving will test whether standards, cloud systems, vertical software, and AI can coexist without weakening trust.
A management book centered on people in the AI era becomes a sharper cybersecurity lesson than it first appears: once algorithms enter workplace decisions, governance, judgment, and accountability matter more than speed.
A commentary on manipulation and control becomes more technical than it first appears: in modern systems, ranking, defaults, and personalization can quietly shape what people notice, want, and choose.
A new reflection on artificial intelligence shifts the debate away from technical hype and toward a harder question: what happens when systems are built to influence judgment, not just assist it?