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In the digital economy,you never stop learning your job. Interactions between humans and robots are changing supply and demand models.
The Cold War has now shifted into cyberspace. The main figures and the weapons of the third millennium.
Artificial intelligence: our mechanical twin?
Though robots may make us feel awkward, we have to learn to trust them. We are allies, not rivals, with a bright future ahead.
Data traffic, cashing in and instant access: the uncertain future of news publications with social networks now ruling the roost.
International relations after the internet
The digital age has revolutionized world diplomacy, much as aeroplanes did after the First World War.
The temptation to create robots started with the Greek automatos “that acts of its own free will”. Automata in Greek times were toys, religious idols or tools for scientific experiments.
National campaigns under a European flag
Waving the European flag, even in national electoral campaigns, makes perfect sense for every EU member state and each of the communities in their respective countries. This is not only true for ideological reasons but also because the vast majority of the problems that politics is currently required to address lie beyond the scope of national politics.
