The space to explore, starting from myths and superheroes, the 17 SDGs through the lens of Digital Sustainability.
Designing the future with intelligence, ethics and vision At the heart of digital work are two figures who have never met, but who can now converse. Alan Turing, the mathematician who taught machines to think, and Daedalus, the mythological architect who built the labyrinth – and the wings to get out of it. The former … Read more
Water is everywhere. In taps, in rivers, in servers. It runs under cities, in the cracks of infrastructure, in the rusty pipes of the suburbs. But also in cables, in data flows, in graphs that promise efficiency. Yet, while we talk about artificial intelligence, metaverse and blockchain, one in four people in the world has … Read more
There is a symbol that has accompanied medicine for thousands of years: the staff of Asclepius, with the coiled serpent. We find it on pharmacy logos, in hospital corridors, in anatomy manuals. It is the sign of those who heal, of those who listen, of those who try to heal. But today that stick changes … Read more
At the heart of the digital transition, justice is no longer administered only in the courts. It is written in code, decided in protocols, hidden in filters. Institutions are no longer just buildings: they are platforms, dashboards, interfaces. But if the system works and yet excludes, can we really call it fair? To explore this … Read more
Who protects the invisible oceans? In the time of digital transition, while artificial intelligence promises efficiency and progress, there is a realm that remains at the margins of the debate: that of the oceans. Silent, deep, vital. And today, also vulnerable. Beneath the surface, a battle is being fought that makes no noise: for life, … Read more
Strategic alliances, ethics and technology serving the planet In the grand narrative of the Sustainable Development Goals, SDG 17 (Partnership for the Goals ) is the thread that holds all the others together. It is the goal that does not achieve itself, but enables all others. It is the goal of alliances, of outstretched hands, … Read more
In the vast superhero universe, few groups embody the theme of inclusion as much as the X-Men. Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in the 1960s, Marvel’s mutants have always been a metaphor for minorities discriminated against: by race, gender, orientation, ability. They are not just heroes with extraordinary powers, but outsiders, forced to … Read more
An impossible but necessary encounter They never knew each other. Yet, today more than ever, Ada Lovelace and Mary Shelley seem destined to talk to each other. The former, daughter of the poet Byron, is considered the mother of computing: she imagined machines capable of creating music, art, thought. The second, author of Frankenstein, is … Read more
Two prophets for conscious consumption in the information age We live digitally immersed. Every day we produce data, buy devices, navigate in invisible but energy-intensive clouds. Yet we rarely ask ourselves what the environmental cost of this revolution is. Goal 12 of the 2030 Agenda – ‘Responsible Consumption and Production’ – invites us to do … Read more
At the heart of digital cities, amidst invisible sensors, silent algorithms and streams of data flowing like urban veins, we need more than technology. It needs relational intelligence. It needs awareness. It needs a figure who knows how to weave stories, networks and meanings. It needs Anansi. Anansi, the spider god of African stories, is … Read more
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