Ethics

27.05 2026
№ 69

AI AI Act Digital Sovereignty Compliance Ethics Humanism

The Human Is a Stance

I am an atheist, I come from philosophy, I work in European compliance. Leo XIV's first encyclical on artificial intelligence is not something I signed, it is something I argued with. And I found in it a vocabulary that Brussels still lacks.

10′ reading time

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08.05 2026
№ 66

Responsible Design Parenting Attention Economy Digital Addiction Ethics

I Say No at Night, I Use the Same Tools in the Morning

At night I say no to my three-year-old who wants the tablet for a little longer. I say it for one specific reason, and from that reason a free book was born.

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Who Controls What AI Agents Produce?

There's a question that has been turning in my head for weeks—the kind that arrives at eleven at night when you're going back over everything that was produced during the day. The question is simple, almost banal: how do we govern what we can no longer read?

8′ reading time

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09.01 2026
№ 12

Ethics AI Open Source

AI and the Vicious Cycle That Risks Killing Open Source

There's a sentence from Adam Wathan that struck me, that I've been thinking about for two days since he posted it.

11′ reading time

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08.01 2026
№ 11

Ethics Information Society

When Truth Becomes a Process

There's a precise moment I realised something had broken in my relationship with knowledge.

13′ reading time

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03.01 2026
№ 10

Ethics Moderation Social Media

The End of Twitter's Trust and Safety Council: When the Controls Disappear

I've noticed that lately, when I think about Twitter—or X, as I should call it now—I get the feeling you get when you go back to a place you loved and don't recognise it anymore.

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Ethics as a Compass for AI: When Human Values Become Business Value

AI is becoming part of daily life almost without our noticing. The interesting part isn't that it's a technology question—it's that it's also, increasingly, a business question.

6′ reading time

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