Tommaso holds a BA in International Relations with Honor. He is currently pursuing a Master's in International Security Studies, jointly offered by the University of Trento and the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies. His fields of interest include Artificial Intelligence, surveillance systems, and comparative politics.
The European Union is struggling to answer one of the information-era dilemmas: for the sake of security, what’s the line of negotiation for privacy exceptionality? The “Chat Control” package may set a precedent in blurring the line of EU citizens’ right of private communications.
As social media becomes central to children’s lives, policymakers are increasingly relying on age verification and blanket bans to mitigate online risks. This article explores the political rationale behind these measures, highlighting their limitations—such as easy circumvention and social exclu…
The global export of Chinese surveillance technologies through the lens of surveillance capitalism: China’s party-state model has instrumentalised commercial data-extraction logics to construct a scalable surveillance apparatus, exported through initiatives such as the Digital Silk Road.
