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Michelin and the AI that promises to save $1.6 billion in the automotive industry

You’ve probably felt that slight pang of uncertainty when driving in the rain or loading your car for a long trip: Will my tires really be okay? I’m not just talking about the air pressure that marks the dashboard, but about that silent wear that we cannot see with the naked eye and that, at

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Agentic AI: When the Assistant Takes Command (and Why Your Brand Should Be Careful)

In the technological narrative of 2025 we have taken a critical leap: we no longer just “talk” to AI, we now delegate to it. Complete tasks, decisions and processes have passed into the hands of so-called agentic AI, systems designed to reason, plan and execute complex actions with an autonomy that makes them seem like

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Qwen: what Alibaba AI really offers to the average user

During 2024, Qwen (also known as Tongyi Qianwen) began to sound like Alibaba’s big bet in the field of generative artificial intelligence. At that time, interest was above all in its technical potential and its role as an Asian alternative to models such as ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude. More than a year later, and after

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StreetReaderAI: The revolution of autonomous and virtual mobility for people with visual disabilities

Imagine you’re planning a trip or just looking for a new coffee shop. You open a map, enter street view, and within seconds your brain processes distances, obstacles, and facades. Now, try closing your eyes and performing the same task. For millions of people with visual disabilities, that digital window to the world has always

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A2UI: Google’s new protocol for AI to ‘speak’ in native and secure visual interfaces

Have you ever felt that little spark of frustration when using an AI chatbot? You know the answer is there, but you have to read endless paragraphs to find a piece of information or engage in a ten-minute conversation just to schedule an appointment. This invisible barrier is not the fault of the model’s intelligence,

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Reality Awakening: Will 2026 be the year of the “Great Reset” for AI?

After the excessive euphoria of 2025, the panorama of artificial intelligence (AI) for the year 2026 is emerging not as a cinematic revolution, but as an exercise in consolidation, realism and, for many experts, a necessary “accountability.” If you were hoping to see an Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) walking among us or making autonomous human-level

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Splat: The app that uses Artificial Intelligence to keep your children away from screens

You surely know that silence at home is usually a warning sign or the symptom that your children have fallen into the “trance” of a screen. Although technology is part of their world, seeing them absorbed by endless videos or games generates guilt and resignation in us. But what if I told you that Artificial

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Talking to Santa Claus in 2025: How AI has multiplied Christmas magic

Do you remember that December 2024? It was the year we were all shocked to discover that we could put a “Santa voice” on ChatGPT. It seemed like magic: you tapped a little snowflake icon in the app and suddenly Santa was there, chatting with you. It was a beautiful experience, but there was a

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Marketing and AI Trends for 2026: Lessons that this end of the year leaves us

Have you stopped to think about the amount of data we are generating at each end of the year? If you work in marketing, you know that January is not just for sales; It’s time to look back to gain momentum. But this year is different. The preliminary data from the 2025 Christmas campaign are

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