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TOP STORY / IISFA · CYBERSECURITY

AI-assisted hackers: 8.2 million records stolen in South Korea

More than 90 organisations breached and 8.2 million records stolen. Gerardo Costabile, President of IISFA, examines the South Korean case.

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IN OPENING / THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC

Mattarella, AI
and power in too few hands.

Manipulated opinion and rights:
the message from Florence.

At the Festival of Regions in Florence, the President highlights the opportunities of artificial intelligence and the risks to rights and public opinion. The RaiNews video.

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Scales and digital circuits: artificial intelligence and rights

INFORMATION.
FREEDOM.Manage change.

Assocomunicatori: communication, trust and people

THE COMMENT ASSOCOMUNICATORI

Trust
under attack.

Colotta picks up Mattarella’s appeal: quality of information, source verification and responsibility must guide innovation.

Portrait of Domenico Colotta
Domenico ColottaPresident of Assocomunicatori
InformationTrustPeople
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THE VOICE / IISFA · AI AND SECURITY

When the target
is the mind.

From Mattarella's appeal to the new challenges of cybersecurity: data, autonomous agents and human responsibility in Gerardo Costabile’s analysis.

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While you were sleepingThe morning briefing

The money and people behind AI.

27 October 2026 · Anthropic, Meta and the human work behind AI.

HIGHLIGHTS / AI, RULES AND WORK

Hiring and firing: AI does not get the final say

Decisions on personnel, safety and training: the decree completing the Italian AI Act framework comes into force.

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Scales and digital circuits: the new AI rules

INNOVATION.
RESPONSIBILITY.At the centre, people.

IN THE SPOTLIGHT / BANKS AND WORK

Barclays cuts jobs.
Banks reckon with AI.5,000 fewer jobs. And a European outlook to watch.

The British giant is cutting 5,000 jobs in the name of artificial intelligence. According to estimates, in Europe one in five banking jobs could disappear by 2030. At greatest risk are back office, compliance, and IT staff, with cuts even reaching India

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Editorial illustration: bank and digital circuits
ECONOMY × ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Technology changes.
Work does too.

THE VOICE / AI AND HUMAN CAPITAL

AI that empowers workers: the course Caroli advocates

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THE VOICE / AI AND EMPLOYMENT

Work does not update itself: Capone puts training first

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THE IAnews24 THREAD Desk selection · updated 24 October 2026

THE WORLD KEEPS MOVING

The next step
of AI is already here.

Signals from the world, directly from the sources. Research, models and ideas to watch.

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AI RADAR / FROM INTERNATIONAL FEEDS

Happening now.

All reports ↗

Collection verified on 24 Oct, 00:51 · feed verification in progress…

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Headlines in the original language, dates in Italian time. RSS reports link to external sites: they are not editorial articles nor independent verifications of announcements. Feed check every 15 minutes during consultation.

THE WORLD CHANGES, EVEN AT NIGHT

While
you were sleeping.

A look at releases between midnight and 8 am, Italian time.

AUTOMATIC SELECTION FROM RSS FEEDS
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MONDAY 26 OCTOBER 2026 · NEW EDITION

Consent, universities and research: what to read this morning.

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The night is a window on the world.

No releases found in today’s night window among the gathered news. The Radar above also collects other recent news.

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This section collects links to original sources. The briefing of 26 October is an editorial selection of sources dated 25–26 October, with explicit chronology; the RSS links below separately track the night window.

THE IAnews24 CAMPUS / 8 PRACTICAL GUIDES

Study better.
The reasoning remains yours.

Exams, notes, theses and oral tests: AI can give you a hand. Learn to use it without stopping thinking.

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Stylised students in front of a university, among digital nodes

AI FOR SOCIAL MEDIA / THE COMMUNICATION LAB

More ideas. More method.
The voice remains yours.

From editorial calendar to videos, texts to results: eight guides to use AI in social media work, plus a practical IAnews24 case.

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Stylised illustration: social cards, messages and digital connections

THE CHALLENGE / 8 QUESTIONS · 3 MINUTES

You use AI.
But how well do you know how to use it?

The answers seem easy. The choices make the difference. Put yourself to the test with prompts, sources, data and agents.

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LESS DISTANCE, MORE OPPORTUNITIES

Not just knowledge.
Know-how.

The right words, tools to compare and questions to ask before delegating to an AI.

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EIGHT PERSPECTIVES, ONE CHANGE

Inside artificial intelligence

Our sources ↗

AI models, applications, robotics, chips and infrastructures

Morning briefing

While you were sleeping, 25 October 2026: AI has to earn our trust

Three signals to read together: the return of investments, the relationship with communities and the value of authenticity. Selection of 25 October from sources published or updated on 24 October.

Companies, investments, startups, banks, markets and insurance

Editorial illustration: bank and digital circuits
Analysis

Barclays cuts 5,000 jobs: AI changes the equation for banking work

The British giant is cutting 5,000 jobs in the name of artificial intelligence. According to estimates, in Europe one in five banking jobs could disappear by 2030. At greatest risk are back office, compliance, and IT staff, with cuts even reaching India

Government, EU, Parliament, public administration, authorities and geopolitics

Institutions and AI

AI and manipulated opinion: Mattarella warns against power in too few hands

At the Festival of Regions in Florence, the President highlights the opportunities of artificial intelligence and the risks to rights and public opinion. The RaiNews video.

Professions, employment, skills, schools and universities

Editorial illustration: AI and education
The comment

Work does not update itself: Capone puts training first

The digital transition must be managed by putting people, work culture and its social value back at the centre.

Cinema, music, art, books, video games, creativity and journalism

Ideas and books

Leo XIV, AI and power: who safeguards human dignity?

The encyclical Magnifica Humanitas addresses digital power, work, and responsibility. A reading journey through the official text.

Medicine, diagnosis, drugs, hospitals and scientific research

Insight

A brilliant answer is not enough: putting AI to the medical test

The WHO guidelines on multimodal models help distinguish potential, evaluation, and responsibility of applications.

Privacy, discrimination, misinformation, minors and accessibility

Digital rights

Smart home, travelling data: do you know who receives it?

Sensors, cloud services and smart devices: understanding which data circulate is the first step to assess risks.

Tutorials, tests, comparisons, costs, glossary and frequently asked questions

Illustration: communication and social content with AI
AI for social media

From brief to feed: build three posts, one decision at a time

A concrete case: from brief to improved draft, then three adaptations for Instagram, LinkedIn and X.

VIEWS / ART AND INTELLIGENCE

A painting.
Two ways of looking.

Van Gogh’s bedroom: what an AI observes and what art-historical sources reconstruct.

Vincent van Gogh, The Bedroom, 1889 version preserved at the Art Institute of Chicago
Vincent van Gogh, The Bedroom, 1889. Art Institute of Chicago · Helen Birch Bartlett Memorial Collection. Public domain image, via Wikimedia Commons.
01 / AI-GENERATED READING

The lines suggest calm. And tension.

The bed and chairs guide the gaze inside a simple space. The colour surfaces and oblique lines make the room familiar, but not entirely stable. It is a possible visual reading: it does not prove the artist’s intentions.

02 / THE MUSEUM CONTEXT

One room, three versions, one story.

The Art Institute reconstructs three paintings: the first in Arles in 1888, the second in Saint-Rémy in September 1889 and the third, smaller, for the mother and sister. The differences require documents and comparison, along with image observation.

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The second reading is a synthesis of the museum’s sources. A signed contribution from an art historian will accompany it in upcoming releases.

EDITORIAL AGENDA

The topics we follow

Official sources and channels ↗

Industry, research, rules and people: we follow projects over time, distinguishing announcements from results. Appointments will be published with confirmed date and programme.

INDUSTRY AND WORK

From announcement to result

Investments, robotics, adoption in SMEs and new skills. Interviews and checks on productivity, employment and organisation.

RESEARCH AND RIGHTS

Innovate responsibly

Healthcare applications, universities, privacy and European rules. Data, evaluations and expert voices to understand AI’s effects.

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