In the first part of this article, we saw how crypto-currencies, originally designed to foster financial independence, have been massively hijacked by cybercriminals: ransomware, money
At the outset, crypto-currencies were the stuff of dreams: an autonomous financial system, free from banks, states and borders. More transparency, more freedom, more privacy.
In the first part of this article we reported that several major artificial intelligence models have been trained—at least partially—on copyrighted content obtained illegally. This
Artificial intelligence, particularly in its form based on Large Language Models (LLMs), relies on the ingestion of very large amounts of textual data. However, revelations
The terms “pirates” or “hackers” often conjure up stereotypical images from the collective imagination or media representations. We visualize them as computer geniuses, frantically tapping
As we saw in our last article, piracy is a major cause of job losses in certain technology and entertainment sectors. But the general economic
It may seem strange to think that Big Tech companies such as Google, the Meta group networks (Facebook and X – formerly Twitter), Amazon, Apple
In our previous articles, we looked at what AIs are and how they can be applied in different industrial fields. But what impact does this
In our previous article we charted the evolution of AI; but many questions remain about how businesses need to adapt as it is gradually introduced
In our summer series on artificial intelligence, we take a look at the major issues surrounding AI: what is it? How have different sectors been