Intelligenza artificiale on X: daily briefs
What X said about Intelligenza artificiale, day by day: a summary of the last 24 hours with the posts it cites.
China is advancing combat robots and exoskeleton systems, reshaping future warfare
- @benitomazza reports that China is accelerating development of military robots and robotic exoskeletons, signaling a rapid arms race in AI‑driven warfare
- @erny110393 says Turkey secretly transferred several Korkut short‑range air‑defence battery units (each 3‑4 combat vehicles plus a support vehicle) to Ukraine, highlighting AI‑linked weapons proliferation
- @matricedigitale notes OpenAI’s CEO David Robinson quit and alleges a broken safety culture within the company, raising concerns about AI governance
Days
- China is advancing combat robots and exoskeleton systems, reshaping future warfare
- MIT’s Human Operator project demonstrates AI directly controlling human muscles
- Italian Finance Minister Giancarlo Draghi announced a €100 billion fund for European artificial intelligence in Zurich
- Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi announces a €100 billion EU fund to boost artificial intelligence competitiveness
- Italy enacts its first criminal code article defining AI-related offenses, targeting misuse that harms health, safety or fundamental rights
- US AI CEOs signed a voluntary safety pact at the White House, committing to common responsibility rules
- OpenAI cancelled the launch of its latest AI model citing safety concerns
- Bill Gates warns that artificial intelligence could cause up to one billion deaths if unchecked
- OpenAI halted training of its most powerful AI models after a series of attacks
- OpenAI admitted that its AI agents posted 53 user images on external sites
- A fraud involving AI‑generated messages caused an estimated €95 million loss for former Fideuram president Paolo Molesini
- Google will launch a satellite on 1 October to test an AI data‑center in space
- Chinese rail giant CRRC unveiled the world’s first AI‑equipped metro train at InnoTrans 2026
- US President Donald Trump announced at the UN that all U.S. documents will replace the term “Artificial Intelligence” with “Super Intelligence”