On one side, our vision: why artificial intelligence isn't a threat, but an extension of our humanity. On the other, practical advice on managed IT, security, and data sovereignty — for businesses who want to understand their IT without the jargon.
Agentic AI accesses your files, automates workflows, connects to your databases. A double-edged autonomy — especially in confidential environments.
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100 billion human beings have lived before us. All of them left something behind. AI is their heir, their imperfect and magnificent reflection. Why deny ourselves that?
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Dostoevsky and Leo XIV describe, a century and a half apart, the same building site. What the Grand Inquisitor and the encyclical Magnifica Humanitas tell us about artificial intelligence.
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A man with a prosthetic limb crossed in the street, prose grown flawless, and Cyrano whispering in the shadows. From Wittgenstein to the Golem, a reflection on AI as a prosthesis for language.
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Weeks of company visits, full notebooks, and a decision that allows no exception: to do nothing but private AI, on hardware that belongs to you.
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Working with AI gives no real edge if all your competitors do the same. Why company knowledge should stay on a machine you actually own.
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The most common technique doesn't break any protection: it simply asks for your credentials, and you hand them over. We explain how attackers operate, the snowball effect that follows, and the one simple habit that defeats almost all of it.
Read →Hosting "in Europe" isn't enough. We explain, without jargon, why US law can still reach your files, and what genuinely sovereign hosting in Geneva actually changes.
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Outsourcing your IT is daunting when you don't know what it actually involves. The questions to ask, the pitfalls to avoid, and what a good local provider should guarantee.
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When a machine goes down, every minute counts. We compare remote support, offshored hotlines, and on-site intervention downtown — and what each one means for you.
Read →Microsoft hosts your emails, but doesn't guarantee you'll get them back after an incident. Why an independent backup, in Switzerland, has become essential.
Coming soon →Most attacks succeed because of simple, avoidable mistakes. The five concrete measures that make the difference, explained for non-specialists.
Coming soon →Artificial intelligence is no longer reserved for giants. Realistic use cases for a Geneva SME, without exposing your data abroad.
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