In-depth articles, not disposable news bites, on sovereignty, technology, and what artificial intelligence really changes.
In 2026, Leo XIV opens his first encyclical on AI with the image of the Tower of Babel, the very one Dostoevsky’s Grand Inquisitor promised to complete for a humanity ready to trade its freedom for bread. Two texts, one warning.
A hundred billion human beings lived before us, and each left something behind. AI did not fall from the sky: it is the reflection of all that accumulated knowledge, the best and the worst.
Weeks of company visits, full notebooks, and a decision that allows no exception.
Choosing a European data centre is not enough if the applicable law remains American.
The autonomy of AI agents redefines the attack surface, especially in confidential environments.
Using the same subscription AI as all your competitors is not an advantage.
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