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Gabriele Masetti is the founder of AI.info. He follows artificial intelligence every day and built the site he wanted to read: one place where the news, the research, the tools, the companies, the roles and the events sit together, cross-re
Gabriele Masetti is the founder of AI.info. He follows artificial intelligence every day and built the site he wanted to read: one place where the news, the research, the tools, the companies, the roles and the events sit together, cross-referenced, each fact linked to where it came from.
Articles
- What the EU AI Act actually enforced on 2 August 2026, and what Europe deferred to 2027
The AI Act's high-risk rules did not arrive on 2 August 2026. Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 moved them to December 2027 and August 2028. What bound instead: GPAI enforcement powers, 3% fines and Article 50 transparency.
- Super Intelligence by executive order: the new federal name and the word's long history
The executive order swaps "AI" for "SI" in executive-branch non-statutory documents and, for now, keeps the statutory definition. Superintelligence, from I. J. Good to Nick Bostrom and today's labs, names something else. What changes, what does not, and what comes next.
- Algorithmic Accountability: Who Is Responsible When AI Fails?
When AI systems make mistakes that harm people, who is accountable? Exploring liability frameworks, corporate responsibility, and emerging legal standards for AI accountability.
- ARC-AGI-3 fell in five months: why saturating a benchmark still is not AGI
ARC-AGI-3 launched in March 2026 with humans at 100 per cent and frontier AI at 0.51. By 3 September GPT-6 Astra scored 99.9 through OpenAI's own harness and 62.7 through a neutral one. What that measured, and what it did not.
- Atlas lasted 292 days: what a failed AI browser leaves behind
OpenAI shut ChatGPT Atlas down on 9 August 2026, 292 days after launch, and moved its agent into a ChatGPT extension for five other browsers. The product failed on distribution; the standing-access bargain it asked for did not.
- AI and the Future of Work: The 300-Million-Job Question
Goldman's 300 million, the WEF's net 78 million and Acemoglu's 1.1% answer narrower questions than people ask of them. What the randomized trials and the 2026 payroll data actually measured.
- AI in Education: Tutors, Cheating, and What the Evidence Actually Shows
Bloom's two-sigma tutoring claim, Khanmigo and Duolingo Max, Anthropic's July 2026 free-teacher launch, Turnitin's bias, blue books' return, and what RCTs in Nigeria, Harvard, and Turkey actually found about AI tutoring.