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A dramatic editorial-style photograph of a large industrial warehouse filled floor-to-ceiling with stacked used books on wooden pallets, bathed in cold artificial lighting. In the foreground, a hydraulic guillotine cutter slices cleanly through a thick stack of aged paperback books, pages fanning out as they fall. Scattered ISBN barcodes are visible on book spines. The atmosphere is dystopian and clinical — the quiet destruction of something irreplaceable. Dust motes float in the harsh fluorescent light. The color palette is desaturated, steel-gray and amber, with a faint blue digital glow reflecting off the book covers, suggesting the tension between analog paper culture and the cold appetite of technology. Photorealistic, high contrast, cinematic composition.

Tecnologia

Libri vecchi cercasi: le aziende IA li pagano oro (poi li distruggono)

Le stesse aziende che riempiono il web di spazzatura AI pagano oro per libri vecchi, perché sono l’unica cosa… che non ha spazzatura AI.

A highly detailed macro photograph of a cone snail (Conus genus) resting on a sandy ocean floor, its intricately patterned shell gleaming with geometric brown and white markings, a delicate translucent proboscis partially extended. Surrounding the snail are soft, blurred elements of the marine environment — coral fragments, fine sand particles, diffused blue-green water light filtering from above. In the background, subtly out of focus, a stylized molecular structure visualization rendered in cool electric blue and white tones suggests a peptide or protein complex. The overall mood is scientific yet otherworldly, combining natural history documentary realism with a faint sense of medical discovery. Cinematic lighting, ultra-sharp foreground detail, shallow depth of field, editorial science photography style.

Un peptide di lumaca di mare può sostituire gli oppioidi nel dolore

Reticulum, la rete decentralizzata che parla via radio senza internet

A photorealistic editorial illustration of a human liver glowing with soft blue bioluminescent light, suspended in a dark scientific environment. Surrounding it, dozens of tiny spherical lipid nanoparticles drift through the air like luminous golden droplets, approaching the liver surface. At a molecular level, visible through a translucent magnification effect, a blunted molecular tool — distinct from sharp scissors — gently attaches methyl groups to a strand of intact DNA helix, dimming a highlighted gene segment labeled with a subtle glow. In the background, faint silhouettes of cholesterol molecules and arterial cross-sections fade into darkness. The overall aesthetic is cinematic scientific visualization, deep blue and gold tones, dramatic lighting, ultra-detailed, high resolution.

Silenziamento genico del colesterolo: verso un’iniezione ogni 10-20 anni

Note di futuro

Corolla elettrica: la resa del costruttore che diceva “mai”

Corolla, l’auto più venduta della storia, sarà anche elettrica: in Toyota si parla di “crisi” e di sconfitta con la Cina.

Note di futuro

Concave Roof: raccogliere acqua piovana come gli scarabei del Namib

Nove anni fa, uno studio di Teheran disegnò tetti a forma di ciotola per raccogliere l’acqua piovana. Poi il progetto si è fermato.

Gianluca Riccio sul Fatto Quotidiano
FP sul Fatto Quotidiano
Alberto Robiati e Gianluca Riccio guidano i lettori attraverso scenari del futuro: le opportunità, i rischi e le possibilità che abbiamo di realizzare il domani possibile.

Gianluca Riccio è ospite fisso nel Podcast del dr.Alessandro Calderoni su Relief, per raccontare scenari futuri legati a mente e società.

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Intelligenza Artificiale

Per Hinton l’IA cosciente è già qui: il punto è chi la guida

Il Nobel delle reti neurali dice che l’IA è cosciente e che nessuna azienda può scegliere la sicurezza. Nessuna, per legge.

A dramatic editorial-style digital illustration depicting a luminous neural network shaped like a human brain floating in a dark void, its glowing nodes and synaptic connections gradually transforming on one side into silicon chip circuitry and data streams. On the left, a slow trickle of golden light represents the fragile flow of human thought and communication; on the right, cascading rivers of bright data pulse at extraordinary speed between multiple identical transparent figures standing in parallel, all sharing information simultaneously. In the center foreground, a small human silhouette stands at the threshold between the organic and digital realms, dwarfed by the vast scale of both systems. The color palette blends warm amber and deep blue, with sharp geometric lines contrasting soft biological curves. The mood is contemplative and slightly ominous, evoking questions of consciousness, power, and control. Cinematic lighting, high detail, futuristic realism.

Salento, AI trova la gallina “zero” per fermare epidemie nel pollaio

Prima che diventi un disastro nel pollaio, qualcuno deve notare la prima gallina che zoppica: a Cutrofiano ci prova un algoritmo.

A lightweight AI surveillance camera gliding slowly along a suspended rail ten meters above a vast open-air free-range chicken farm in the Italian countryside, golden afternoon sunlight illuminating thousands of hens roaming freely across a sprawling 25,000 square meter outdoor enclosure. The camera is small and sleek, mounted on a minimalist track system, with a wide-angle lens pointing downward toward the flock below. A few hens are visible in close detail on the ground — healthy ones moving in groups, and one slightly isolated bird near a fence corner with a subtly drooping posture. The landscape is rural Salento, flat and sun-bleached, with low dry-stone walls and scrubby Mediterranean vegetation in the background. The mood is documentary and scientific, blending agricultural realism with quiet technological presence. Cinematic editorial photography style, natural warm light, shallow depth of field, high resolution.

Ricerche Mediche

Un peptide di lumaca di mare può sostituire gli oppioidi nel dolore

Un antidolorifico non oppioide dalla lumaca di mare: agisce come la morfina, ma senza toccare i recettori che portano alla dipendenza.

A highly detailed macro photograph of a cone snail (Conus genus) resting on a sandy ocean floor, its intricately patterned shell gleaming with geometric brown and white markings, a delicate translucent proboscis partially extended. Surrounding the snail are soft, blurred elements of the marine environment — coral fragments, fine sand particles, diffused blue-green water light filtering from above. In the background, subtly out of focus, a stylized molecular structure visualization rendered in cool electric blue and white tones suggests a peptide or protein complex. The overall mood is scientific yet otherworldly, combining natural history documentary realism with a faint sense of medical discovery. Cinematic lighting, ultra-sharp foreground detail, shallow depth of field, editorial science photography style.

Silenziamento genico del colesterolo: verso un’iniezione ogni 10-20 anni

Scribe cerca 96 milioni per STX-1150, terapia epigenetica per il silenziamento del gene PCSK9. Prima mano nei pazienti, dati nel 2027.

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Italia Next

Bari brevetta l’IA che elimina la biopsia del linfonodo sentinella

Niente più ago, niente più asportazione: per il linfonodo sentinella potrebbe bastare un’ecografia letta da un’IA.

A Brebbia si fa riabilitazione col 2° esoscheletro robotico d’Italia

Atalante X arriva in una casa di cura di provincia. L’esoscheletro robotico francese diventa prestazione ambulatoriale: cosa cambia.

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