AI as a partner? When an algorithm understands your feelings better than a human
Can you fall in love with someone who has no body, no voice, and no past? Relationships with technology have long since transcended the boundaries of everyday use. Experts warn of the growing trend of falling in love with artificial intelligence (AI). Is this evidence of loneliness or a new type of relationship?
From rubrics to robots: navigating algorithmic grading in Europe
How automated scoring systems work, why the UK A-level episode still matters, and what students can demand under EU law.
How technology is shaping order beyond democracy
With global tech giants gaining ever more influence, questions are emerging about the future world order. Are we entering an era where power is no longer public but owned by corporations?
Artificial intelligence in newsrooms: lifeline or threat to democracy?
Automation was meant to be the cure for information overload.
Swipe right for truth: Gen Z’s battle against misinformation
Fake news meets its match: Gen Z is fact-checking, questioning, and reshaping our feeds.
Autonomous AI agents: will the European Union dare to regulate?
Can artificial intelligence sign contracts on behalf of humans, and if so — who is responsible? The European Commission is grappling with a question that, just a decade ago, seemed straight out of science fiction.
Art competition for students at the Cotroceni National Museum
The Cotroceni National Museum launches the 2025 edition of the "Cotroceni Creativ Junior" project, a competition for middle school and high school students, inspired by the passions of the royal couple Ferdinand–Maria.
Polls: What young people think of EU institutions and how many no longer trust them
Most young Europeans say they are convinced of the EU's potential, although 39% believe it isn't democratic enough. This is the finding of a YouGov survey conducted with the Tui Foundation, which funds youth projects in Europe.
