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The electric vehicles paradox in Europe

The electric vehicles paradox in Europe

From a pure innovation standpoint, electric vehicles (EVs) should have shifted into high gear across Europe by now, achieving full market penetration. Yet, they’re lagging, stuck somewhere between early adopters and mainstream acceptance. For any true market-shaking innovation, once it crosses that “chasm” from niche adoption to broader appeal,

Testing iCopilotsGPT

Testing iCopilotsGPT

I'm trying to better understand what is the current readiness level of a custom ChatGPT model fed with the content of our blog. The key question? How much can it a) dig information out of +1,400 articles and b) synthesize them in a voice that wouldn'

Can Tesla deliver robotaxis? They'll have to answer these 15 questions first

Can Tesla deliver robotaxis? They'll have to answer these 15 questions first

A few days ago, Elon Musk showed off his promised robotaxi, the Cybercab. The Tesla Cybercab is a cool-looking prototype that needed to be much more than thatThe same, tired promises.The Verge This Cybercab might never get to the streets–or at least not without solving half a dozen

Will AI win the Nobel for the U.S. from now on?

Will AI win the Nobel for the U.S. from now on?

Back in September 2022, I was reporting on digital and AI: (...) this Friday, I'd suggest we get some fresh air and a dose of solid optimism about what digital can achieve. How? Remembering that artificial intelligence cracked one of the most complex problems of modern biology this year:

Tampa, a canary in the coal mine for innovating urbanism

Tampa, a canary in the coal mine for innovating urbanism

Tampa Bay is becoming a canary in the coal mine for the escalating climate crisis. For over a century, it has largely avoided Florida's most destructive hurricanes, but that might end with Hurricane Milton, which threatens a storm surge of up to 4.5 meters. The region’s