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Finland’s leading digital newspaper Iltalehti, which reaches 2.6 million weekly readers in a country of 5.6 million, is tackling rising news fatigue with an in‑house AI sentiment‑analysis system.
By Paula Felps · INMA
Jun 29, 2026
Yann LeCun, speaking at the UN Open‑Source Week, argued that proprietary AI is prohibitively expensive and dangerously centralized, making open‑source AI the sole path to global AI sovereignty, cultural and linguistic diversity, and long‑term safety.
By Steven Vaughan-Nichols · Techstrong.ai
Jun 29, 2026
Award‑winning Italian data journalist Jacopo Ottaviani recounts how he used generative AI to remake two of his seminal data‑visualisation projects in days rather than weeks.
By Jacopo Ottaviani · Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
Jun 29, 2026
AI’s true impact is not merely automation but the reshaping of economic value through coordination: it dissolves scarcity‑based expertise, pushes value toward managing risk and aligning fragmented actors, and creates a “coordination tax” that rewards those who lower it.
By Vincent Peyrègne · LinkedIn
Jun 29, 2026
Sergei Yakupov
LinkedIn · Jun 29, 2026
Weird idea: If I were in charge, I would stop developing AI at the current stage for, like, 10–15 years. Because it is already absolutely genius in helping humans achieve breakthroughs in product development, science, medicine, education, etc. And I doubt that we need even better AI. At least for now.
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