April 2025 - nexa - server-nexa.polito.it

Re: [nexa] Jovanotti e ChatGPT

by 380°

Caro Antonio, cara lista Sant'iGNUzio perdona loro perché non sanno quello che fanno. B-) On ven, apr 18 2025, Antonio wrote: [...] > A differenza mia, lui e il suo staff hanno il testo "esatto" e, > quindi, in pochi minuti, avrebbe potuto farne calcolare le occorrenze > "esatte". Perché ha voluto tirare in ballo ChatGPT? Semplicemente > perché va di moda? Scusate, ma la risposta è davvero semplicissima: il motivo è che c'è una ignoranza informatica INCOMMENSURABILE che manco ChatGPT sarebbe in grado di... _stimare_ :-D Cercare le occorrenze delle parole utilizzando un sistema generativo basato su LLM è - tecnicamente parlando - una _boiata_ pazzesca, che può fare solo chi non ha compreso come funzionano gli LLM. Gli LLM sono _strumenti_ software e in quanto tale adatto per /determinati/ usi [1] : come guardereste una persona che sostiene che usa il martello pneumatico per piantare chiodi?!? (uno su cento ce la fa) Ah, per la cronaca: https://www.tidytextmining.com/tfidf «Analyzing word and document frequency: tf-idf» ...o sono "solo" ignorante di LLM a mia insaputa? [...] ...oppure sono semplicemente uno spocchioso che si scandalizza inutilmente per l'ignoranza informatica che osserva?!? Saluti, 380° [1] certo /determinare/ gli usi _ragionevoli_ di un LLM è un bello sforzo -- 380° (lost in /traslation/) «Welcome to the chaos of the times If you go left and I go right Pray we make it out alive This is Karmageddon»

April 28, 2025

COURSE PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME AVAILABLE NOW - 63rd ISODARCO Course - Aug. 6-13, 2025 - Volterra (IT)

by diego latella

Dear All, The Preliminary Programme of the 63rd ISODARCO Course is now available at https://www.isodarco.it/63rd-isodarco-course/preliminary-detailed-program/ *Applications for participation should be made by Monday, June 9^th , 2025.* More information, including the electronic application form, is available at https://www.isodarco.it/63rd-isodarco-course The course will focus on **Peace and Stability in the Age of Militarized AI and Cyber-conflicts: New Challenges and Risks** Military powers actively incorporate advanced computing technologies into their defense systems, from artificial intelligence (AI) warfare applications to increasingly automated cyber defenses. The 2025 ISODARCO Summer Course focuses on new risks for peace and stability and related challenges for international governance that arise from the expanding militarization of advanced computing technologies. Within the vast landscape of computing technologies and their military applications, special attention will be devoted to AI decision-support systems for command and control, autonomous weapons systems and their technological precursors, nuclear command and control with its cyber vulnerabilities, the escalation of cyber hostilities and the related risk of spillover to other warfare domains, the accelerated pace of AI-powered warfare and the related challenge of preserving human control over battlefield operations. Internationally recognized scholars will address geopolitical, diplomatic, legal, and ethical implications of risks and challenges posed by militarized AI and cyber warfare in connection with nuclear stability and non-proliferation, regional conflicts, the laws of armed conflict, and international cooperation on arms control and disarmament. Introductory lectures will provide non-specialists with scientific, technological, and socioeconomic background information, making this summer course self-contained and accessible to participants from various educational experiences and academic qualifications. D. Latella -- Dott. Diego Latella - Formerly Senior Researcher with CNR/ISTI - Now retired -- Dott. Diego Latella - Formerly Senior Researcher with CNR/ISTI - Now retired

April 28, 2025

Re: [nexa] American Panopticon

by Federico Guerrini

Cosa succede, quando un governo "democratico" vira verso l'autoritarismo e ha a disposizione un'immensa quantità di dati sui propri cittadini? Probabilmente, nulla di buono. Da The Atlantic: "In March, President Trump issued an executive order aiming to eliminate the data silos that keep everything separate. Historically, much of the data collected by the government had been heavily compartmentalized and secured; even for those legally authorized to see sensitive data, requesting access for use by another government agency is typically a painful process that requires justifying what you need, why you need it, and proving that it is used for those purposes only. Not so under Trump." "Advancements in artificial intelligence promise to turn this unwieldy mass of data and metadata into something easily searchable, politically weaponizable, and maybe even profitable. DOGE is reportedly attempting to build a “master database” of immigrant data to aid in deportations; NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya has floated the possibility of an autism registry (though the administration quickly walked it back). America already has all the technology it needs to build a draconian surveillance society—the conditions for such a dystopia have been falling into place slowly over time, waiting for the right authoritarian to come along and use it to crack down on American privacy and freedom." "Trump and DOGE are not just undoing decades of privacy measures. They appear to be ignoring that they were ever written. Over and over, the federal experts we spoke with insisted that the very idea of connecting federal data is anathema." "Musk has said that his goal with DOGE is to serve his country. He says he wants to “end the tyranny of bureaucracy.” But around Washington, people are asking one another what he really wants with all those data. Keys to the federal dataverse could, for example, be extremely useful to a highly ambitious man who is aggressively trying to win the AI race. "We already know that Musk’s people have access to large swaths of information from federal agencies—what we don’t know is what they’ve copied, exfiltrated, or otherwise taken with them. In theory, this material, whether usable together or not, could be recombined with other identifying information from private companies for all kinds of purposes. There has been speculation already that it could be fed into third-party large language models to train them or make the information more usable (Musk’s xAI has its own model, Grok); outside firms could use their own technologies to make sense of disparate sets of data, as well. Such approaches, the federal workers told us, could make it easier to turn previously obfuscated information, such as the individual elements of a tax return, into something to be mined." "The thought that the government would centralize or even give away citizen data for private use is scandalous. But it’s also, in a way, expected. The Vietnam War and Watergate gave Americans reasons to believe that the government can’t be trusted. The Cold War issued a constant, decades-long threat of annihilation and the necessary surveillance to avoid it. The War on Terror extended the logic into the 21st century. Optical, recording, and then computer technologies arose, offering new ways to watch the public. During the 2010s, Edward Snowden’s NSA surveillance leaks took place, and the Facebook–Cambridge Analytica scandal was brewing. By then, the 20th-century assumption that U.S. intelligence agencies were running mind-control experiments, infiltrating and disrupting civil-rights groups, or carrying out surreptitious missions at home like they do abroad had been fully internalized, and fused with the suspicion that Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Walmart were—in their own ways—following suit." Buona lettura, https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2025/04/american-panopticon/… F. http://www.forbes.com/sites/federicoguerrini/

April 27, 2025

Podcast Thomas Le Bonniec su DeepSeek e lavoratori dei dati cinesi

by Antonio Casilli

Car* tutt*, Thomas Le Bonniec (che è stato visiting scholar al Nexa l'anno scorso) ha rilasciato una intervista in italiano alla trasmissione StakkaStakka: https://diplab.eu/podcast-interview-with-thomas-le-bonniec-italian-autonomo… L'intervista riguarda il nostro policy memo "The Human Cost of DeepSeek", che trovate disponibile da scaricare a questo URL: https://diplab.eu/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/THE-HUMAN-COST-OF-DEEPSEEK.pdf Un buon ascolto e buon weekend à tutta la lista, ---a -- Antonio A. Casilli Professor, Institut Polytechnique de Paris My new book: Waiting for Robots. The Hired Hands of Automation, University of Chicago Press, 2025. My new documentary: In the Belly of AI, Federation Studios, 2025. *We respect your right to disconnect. My workflow efficiency accounts for the timing of this email. Taking action or responding outside of office hours is not required.*

April 27, 2025

Extended Deadline for INDL-8 “Contesting Digital Labor”

by Antonio Casilli

Dear all, We have extended the abstract submission deadline to * May 5, 2025 * for the 8th annual International Network on Digital Labor conference to accommodate the diverse academic calendars of our international participants. See here: https://www.indl.network/indl-8/ We look forward to receiving your proposals! === Call for Papers INDL-8 "Contesting Digital Labor: Resistance, counter-uses, and new directions for research" Bologna, Italy, 10-12 September, 2025 [ Submission deadline extended until May 5, 2025 ] The International Digital Labor Network (INDL) is pleased to announce its eighth annual conference, which will be held at the University of Bologna, Italy, on September 10-12, 2025. INDL conferences provide a unique opportunity to share knowledge and new perspectives in research and practice related to digital labor. Broadly understood, the scope of this concept encompasses unpaid work on social media, paid work mediated by digital platforms (both location-based and online), formal employment in technology industries, and even traditional occupations that have undergone processes of digitization, platformization, and intensive use of big data and artificial intelligence. Each year, the organizers of the conference propose an overarching theme on which to particularly encourage submissions, as a way to reflect the rich diversity of views on this multifaceted object, to consolidate existing knowledge, and to highlight new ways forward. The theme of this year, “Contesting digital labor,” builds on the observation that the recent rise of digital labor parallels an unprecedented surge of forms of individual and collective resistance in multiple geographies and settings. The strikes of delivery riders in Latin America, the unionization of content moderators in Africa, the organization of data workers and social media influencers in Europe, accompany emerging and more informal initiatives of mutualism and solidarity as well as everyday acts of individual resistance. Digital labor is becoming a key site of contestation for the future of work and of technological development. The conference aims to explore a fundamental contradiction of digital labor. On the one hand, algorithms and digital technologies shape a new labor regime characterized by data extraction, widespread surveillance, and strict control on workers, which result in the fragmentation, individualization and casualization of jobs. On the other hand, digital labor also brings about an unexpected resurgence of labor conflicts. Most protests have been worker-led or initiated by grassroots organizations, while traditional trade unions have taken a leading role in some cases. Informal, sometimes individual actions of resistance have become increasingly common, in addition to formal, collective mobilizations. Some interventions have involved counter-uses of digital means in the workplace, for example through the creation of apps, tools, and software with the explicit aim of enabling workers to understand and reformulate their working conditions. In this perspective, digital affordances are open to interpretations, uses and practices that not only escape platforms’ surveillance but also establish social relationships other than those of labor exploitation, thereby undermining the efficacy of platforms’ power. This evidence suggests that digital platforms may not have an exclusive power to shape the digital age, and that workers, individually and collectively, can radically transform the trajectories of technological development. Uncovering the richness of collective and individual contestation practices that are emerging at the core of platform capitalism is essential to grasp the recent transformations of labor and the broader tendencies that are reshaping the digital age. This means looking at workers’ struggles not only as an object of research, but also as a crucial moment in which new knowledge is produced. Contestations reveal the reasons of workers’ grievances, grounded in their daily experiences, identities, skills, and aspirations. They bring to light aspects of labor organization and power asymmetries that would otherwise remain invisible, thereby potentially challenging the narratives of platforms. They allow comparing and contrasting the viewpoints of workers to those of intermediaries and clients, bringing more voices into the debate. Valuing this knowledge is a key goal of INDL-8 and an essential step to understand the current challenges and future perspectives of digital labor. This conference seeks to examine how platform workers navigate, challenge, and reshape algorithmic management systems while forging innovative forms of solidarity and collective action. It also aims to reflect on the perspectives that technological developments open for workers in order to escape everyday surveillance, to resist top-down control and to organize to defend their rights. For this purpose, this year’s INDL-8 conference invites submissions along four “Current topics” that explore these issues: Emerging forms of individual and collective action in digitally mediated work Workers’ resistance to algorithms Technology as a tool for worker organizing and collective action Legal frameworks, regulatory initiatives, and institutional responses Four more “Legacy topics” have been introduced, focusing on subjects that previously garnered substantial interest from conference presenters: Algorithmic management and labor control Platform cooperativism and alternative business models Platformisation and precariousness Gender and digital labor We also welcome submissions for a “Starting Topics” series, focusing on three emerging and currently under-researched areas that have the potential to drive meaningful progress in the field: the psycho-social and health-related risks of platform work the environmental challenges appertaining to digital labor the experiences, identities, purposes and viewpoints of the other “side” of the platforms, composed by clients and employers. We invite contributions from both confirmed and more junior academic researchers (also including PhD students), and from all professionals involved in the study of these themes, also including labor organizers and other practitioners. All disciplines involved in the study of labor and/or technology are welcome, for example economics, management, political science, law, sociology, psychology, history, geography, science & technology (STS) studies, media studies, design, and computer science. Submit your proposal Submission Guidelines: To submit, please click on the button above or visit: https://indl-8.sciencesconf.org/ Abstracts should: Have a maximum length of 400 words Be written in English Be submitted through the conference management system SciencesConf Please remember to specify: Your name and affiliation Title Abstract (including research objective, methodology, main findings and/or theoretical development, and where relevant, contribution to understanding worker organizing and resistance in digital labor) Through a drop-down menu, you will be asked to choose from among one of the 11 topics mentioned above (the four Current, the four Legacy, and the three Starting). You have the option to add a comment or a supporting file if needed. Abstract submission deadline: April 27, 2025. Submissions extended until May 5, 2025 Notification of acceptance: June 4, 2025 This edition of the INDL-8 conference is organized through a collaborative partnership between the University of Bologna, Fondazione Di Vittorio, DiPLab, and the International Labor Organization (ILO). -- Antonio A. Casilli Professor, Institut Polytechnique de Paris My new book: Waiting for Robots. The Hired Hands of Automation, University of Chicago Press, 2025. My new documentary: In the Belly of AI, Federation Studios, 2025. *We respect your right to disconnect. My workflow efficiency accounts for the timing of this email. Taking action or responding outside of office hours is not required.*

April 26, 2025

Programma GIG-ARTS Conference su Sovranità Digitale 26-28 maggio Salerno

by Mauro SANTANIELLO

Gentili Colleghi, Siamo lieti di annunciare che il programma della 9ª edizione di GIG-ARTS è ora disponibile online. La conferenza di quest’anno, intitolata «The Rise of Digital Sovereignty: Ambiguities and Challenges», proporrà dieci sessioni di panel, 38 presentazioni di paper, due keynote speech e una tavola rotonda per riflettere sulle narrazioni, le pratiche e le implicazioni della sovranità digitale in diversi contesti regionali e settoriali. L’evento si svolgerà presso l’Università di Salerno dal 26 al 28 maggio 2025. Potete consultare il programma completo qui: https://gig-arts.eu/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Programme-GIG-ARTS-2025.pdf Le iscrizioni sono aperte fino al 15 maggio 2025. Ulteriori informazioni sulla conferenza: https://gig-arts.eu/ Speriamo di vedervi a maggio a Salerno! Prof. Mauro Santaniello (PhD) Associate Professor in Political Science ICPC <https://www.internetpolicyresearch.eu/> Director| GIG-ARTS <https://gig-arts.eu/> Coordinator| Giganet <https://www.giga-net.org/> Secretary SWING <https://www.internetpolicyresearch.eu/swing-2025> Scientific Coordinator | UNU-CRIS <https://cris.unu.edu/people> Associate Research Fellow PRIN on Digital Sovereignty <https://www.internetpolicyresearch.eu/internet-and-communication-policy-cen…> Principal Investigator Latest publications <https://docenti.unisa.it/023694/ricerca/pubblicazioni>

April 25, 2025

Re: [nexa] urgente: pareri e consigli su richiesta copytrack

by Marco Fioretti

On Thu, Apr 24, 2025 14:01:14 PM +0200, alessandro marzocchi wrote: > Ciao Marco, sono in pensione da tempo cercando di dimenticare il più possibile > delle mie esperienze giuridiche. > Risponderei come hai ipotizzato, senza indicare l'importo che intenderesti > pagare. > Scriverei disconoscendo danni e tua responsabilità, aggiungendo che sei > disposto ad un pagamento esclusivamente per evitare azioni e/o richieste > ulteriori e chiedendo loro di indicare l'importo. > Cordialmente, > Duccio (Alessandro Marzocchi) Buonasera Duccio, e lista, grazie per il consiglio, solo una domanda: se ho capito bene, ritieni quindi che, oltre a disconoscere danni all'autore della foto e responsabilita', non sia opportuno/necessario dire subito esplicitamente che anche nell'eventualita' remotissima che profitto ci fosse stato, sarebbe praticamente nullo, dell'ordine delle **frazioni** di Euro? Grazie ancora, anche in anticipo a tutti coloro che vorranno intervenire. Marco > Il giorno mar 22 apr 2025 alle ore 21:12 <nexa-request(a)server-nexa.polito.it> > ha scritto: > Message: 1 > Date: Tue, 22 Apr 2025 16:10:10 +0000 > From: "Marco Fioretti" <mfioretti(a)nexaima.net> > To: nexa(a)server-nexa.polito.it > Subject: [nexa] urgente: pareri e consigli su richiesta copytrack > Message-ID: <639ec84828873129a57ee9c4b9939695e1df4265(a)nexaima.net> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" > > Salve a tutti, > > ho appena ricevuto la richiesta parzialmente copiata qui sotto, di pagare > 350 euro per una immagine che avrei inserito illegalmente in un post del > mio blog 5 anni fa. > > Dico "avrei" perche' ovviamente non ricordo assolutamente i dettagli della > cosa, ma 99,999... volte su 100 le immagini su quel blog sono screenshot a > bassa risoluzione di PARTI di immagini. L'unica cosa di cui sono > assolutamente sicuro e' che comunque stiano le cose aver usato > quell'immagine non mi ha fruttato piu' di 1 Euro in totale, a essere > proprio generosi. > > Inoltre, vedo online diversi "avvisi" che la compagnia in questione adotta > pratiche quantomeno discutibili: > > https://brutallyhonestmicrostock.com/2024/10/11/ > from-interview-series-to-legal-battle-yay-images-and-copytrack-come-after-the-brutally-honest-blog > / > > https://kanzlei-franz.com/copytrack-scam-or-legitimate/ > > ma non mi e' chiaro quanto quelle considerazioni valgano per sito gestito > dall'Italia su hosting tedesco. > > A parte questo, che fare? Sul principio della cosa non ho nulla da > obiettare, ma modi e importo mi lasciano basito. > > Quanto spazio ho per rispondergli "sul principio sono d'accordo, se davvero > risulta che ho sbagliato, ma quella somma scordatevela, facciamo 10 Euro e > pace"? E come? > > Grazie in anticipo per qualsiasi aiuto. > > Marco > > L'email che ho ricevuto: > > Sent via email to XXXXXXXXXXXX on April 22, 2025 > Authorization request / Unauthorized image use - Case no: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXx > Dear XXXXXXXXXXXXXXx > We, COPYTRACK, are writing to you on behalf of our client XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, > who > has assigned us the monitoring and protection of their licenses and image > rights. On April 17, 2025 we have been informed that XXXXXXXXXXXx is > likely > using an image without permission and the client has exclusively > commissioned > us with the clarification, administration of the image rights for the > territory > of the Federal Republic of Germany and, if necessary, the enforcement of > any > copyright infringement through our partner lawyers. Images are protected > by > copyright law almost worldwide and infringements are actionable under the > respective national law. Please see the attachment below for details. > On behalf of our client, we must first determine if you have a valid > license to > use the images in question in the territory of the Federal Republic of > Germany. > If you have a valid license or any other legal justification to use these > images, please reply to this email and include proof of license purchase > and/or > any other necessary information to validate the usage. > > Please note that you are obliged to provide the necessary information > about the > usage of the image to allow our client and us to verify the lawfulness of > such > usage. > > Please respond to this letter no later than May 2, 2025. > > If this is not the case, your use of the image material most likely > constitutes > a copyright infringement within the territory of the Federal Republic of > Germany. If no settlement can be reached, we as Copytrack are directly > instructed to enforce these rights for the territory in the Federal > Republic of > Germany through our German partner lawyers and, in addition, to instruct > our > respective partner lawyers in other countries to examine and, if > necessary, > enforce the infringement of the rights in the respective countries. You > could > then be legally obligated to compensate our client for the damage caused > by > this copyright infringement. > Rights XXXXXXXXXXXXx > holder > Image found on: URL OF POST > Online 2020 > Since > > 3 steps to solving your case > > In order to resolve this case amicably with you, we request your > cooperation. > Please complete the following steps to close this case: > > 1. Check > Review the evidence on this case by going to https:// > portal.copytrack.com https://portal.copytrack.com/ > and entering CASE ID XXXXXXXXXXXX > 2. Proof > Show us proof of your license by uploading it or providing any other > legal > justification to use these images and if it is valid, we will close > your > case immediately; > > If you do not have a valid license or any other valid justification: > > 3. Compensation / License > You now have the following 2 options: > Option 1: Purchase of a subsequent image license (includes past and > future use for one year after purchase). > Option 2: Compensation (includes the previous use and requires the > immediate deletion of the image). > > Image license (valid for 1 year from date of purchase) 389.59 € > Compensation costs (past usage) 350.00 € > Payment is due by May 21, 2025 > > Payments for both options can be made securely online at https:// > portal.copytrack.com by entering CASE ID XXXXXXXXXXXXXX > > We accept PayPal, credit card and bank transfer. > > We calculate these fees based on our client's license history, as well as > the > duration of use and type of rights infringement. Failure to provide a > proof or > pay for a valid license may result in your case being referred to our > partner > attorney and significantly higher additional fees. > > To avoid further action, including legal action, provide proof of a valid > license or any other relevant information by May 2, 2025, or acquire it by > making payment in our online portal. >

April 24, 2025

AI, Papa Francesco paladino open source e lo scandalo dei calcolati

by don Luca Peyron

Buona lettura Dl https://www.key4biz.it/ai-papa-francesco-paladino-dellopen-source-e-lo-scan… _________________________ don Luca Peyron Pastorale Universitaria - Apostolato Digitale Arcidiocesi di Torino www.universitari.to.it via XX settembre 83, Torino tel. 011 5156239

April 24, 2025

Re: [nexa] Gazaweb, Aiuta a piantare gli "Alberi della Rete" a Gaza

by Natalia Avlona

Thank you for your message. I am currently out of the office and may respond with some delay until I am fully back on Tuesday, 29th April. I appreciate your patience and will get back to you as soon as possible. On 23 Apr 2025, at 12.22, graffio via nexa <nexa(a)server-nexa.polito.it> wrote: > Buongiorno lista. > Invio questa richiesta di aiuto per un progetto di solidarietà con l'umanità intrappolata nella striscia di Gaza. > > Da inizio Ottobre 2023 il traffico internet a Gaza è diminuito di oltre l’80%. > Le interruzioni sono state causate da una combinazione di attacchi diretti alle infrastrutture di telecomunicazione civili, restrizioni all’accesso all’elettricità e interruzioni tecniche dei servizi di telecomunicazione. > > L'ong ACS ha avviato da più di un anno il progetto "Gazaweb - Alberi della Rete", sistema internet alternativo per aggirare il blocco israeliano a Gaza. > In un contesto devastato da bombardamenti e infrastrutture distrutte, questa rete consente alla popolazione di mantenere legami sociali, comunicare con affetti dispersi nella Striscia e condividere emergenze. > L’intervento di emergenza più rapido sul quale GazaWeb si è impegnato sono gli eSIM-hotspots, ovvero gli Alberi della Rete. > Una serie di cellulari di ultima generazione consentono il collegamento ai network internazionali anche con le eSIM, carte sim virtuali che (tramite l’attivazione di un codice) svolgono le stesse funzioni di una SIMcard tradizionale. Non potendo inviare materiale fisico all''interno della striscia, è sufficiente inviare il codice di attivazione eSIM (qrcode) a chi possiede uno di questi dispositivi per attivare collegamenti alle reti cellulari egiziane o israeliane dall’interno della striscia di Gaza. > La ong ACS ha allestito, in coordinamento con i cooperanti presenti a Gaza, una serie di hot-spot via wi-fi connessi a internet tramite eSIM, ognuno dei quali permette la connessione a circa 50 ulteriori dispositivi. In questo modo anche chi non è in possesso di cellulari di ultima generazione può agganciarsi a internet tramite il segnale wi-fi irradiato dall’Albero della Rete. ACS ha intenzione di “piantare” un buon numero di Alberi della Rete nei campi profughi e nelle altre aree dove le reti telefoniche non sono accessibili o sono sotto lo stretto controllo delle autorità israeliane. > Oltre a essere una soluzione tecnica, questa soluzione rappresenta un simbolo di resilienza collettiva, offrendo connessione umana e speranza in un territorio isolato dal conflitto.  > > Più eSIM si riescono ad attivare, più si infittisce il bosco degli Alberi della Rete e le relative connessioni. > Sottoscrivi per far crescere gli alberi della rete: https://aiutagazaweb.vado.li > > Per approfondire > https://www.acs-italia.it/gazaweb-e-gli-alberi-della-rete/ > https://peertube.mesnumeriques.fr/w/26vP1HYDgTgxcz6XMk9stJ > > Serve aiuto!! > grazie > > -- > Maurizio "Graffio" > Pillole di informazione digitale - https://pillole.graffio.org/ > "C.I.R.C.E. - https://circex.org" > AvANa - https://avana.forteprenestino.net/

April 23, 2025

Re: [nexa] GAO Report - Artificial Intelligence: Generative AI's Environmental and Human Effects

by maurizio lana

è sufficiente https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-25-107172 :-) Maurizio Il 23/04/25 14:59, diego latella ha scritto: > Pubblicato ieri: > https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-25-107172?utm_campaign=usgao_email&utm_con… ------------------------------------------------------------------------ tout est et n'est rien motto dei conti di Challant ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Maurizio Lana Università del Piemonte Orientale Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici Piazza Roma 36 - 13100 Vercelli

April 23, 2025