As we sip our cappuccino, sweet and seemingly harmless, the vertigo of the digital abyss becomes increasingly real. AI is racing at a speed that makes our heads spin, and between one breathtaking innovation and another, we find ourselves asking: are we building a future or digging our own grave with our own hands? But do not despair, the human capacity to adapt is infinite.

The Tech Guts (The New Masters):

• Nvidia is the True God: It launched the Blackwell architecture (B200 chip). If AI is a gold rush, they are selling the shovels and earning more than anyone else. They gift us unheard-of speeds, while we don’t even know where we are going.

• The War of the Brains: OpenAI (with the shadow of GPT-5) and Google (with Gemini) challenge each other over who has the biggest model. Meanwhile, Microsoft sticks Copilot everywhere for us, from Word to Windows. The goal? An omnipresent assistant that thinks in our place, hoping we don’t forget how it’s done.

The Bitter Side Dish (Reality):

• The Tortoise Law: Europe waves the AI Act like a traffic cop in front of a Formula 1 car. A noble attempt to set ethical rules, but technology runs twice as fast as bureaucracy.

• The Pocket Apocalypse: Between Deepfakes killing the truth and the terror of losing our jobs, we are in chaos. The truth? AI won’t steal your spot, but someone who uses it better than you will.

The Thought: Are we building the future or digging the grave? It doesn’t matter. The cappuccino is good, the capacity to adapt is infinite. Drink up and get ready to run.