Everyone's talking about artificial intelligence. Almost no one is talking about how you're going to prove that what you publish is true.
That's been our week. Barcelona. 4YFN. Mobile World Capital Barcelona.
The conversation we found in every room, in every meeting, was the same: trust in information is broken. And if you can't prove the origin of what you communicate, you have a problem.
We've had meetings with people shaping the future of the sector. Venture funds and investors who aren't looking for hype. They're looking for infrastructure that embeds itself into the operational flows of large and mid-sized companies. Not another SaaS in the pile. Real dependency.
We also joined some very interesting after-events, including ones at Itnig's space, in collaboration with Qonto. And we closed this intense week with imWEEKBCN26, at YouPlanet's offices.
But what I take away most isn't on any agenda.
Reconnecting with Dr. Daniel López, from Inetum. With Eli Vivas, from Storydata. With the team at Universitat Pompeu Fabra and Transferència UPF. Thank you to Roger Romance, Joan Sala Moyá, and Rosa María Barragán Catalán for the invitation.
People who've spent years building from different trenches toward the same place: a world where information is proven, not assumed.
There's something you feel when an idea stops being yours alone and starts belonging to everyone.
Truth has never been more questioned. But there's also never been so many people willing to defend it.
At Narratio, we're building the infrastructure to make that possible. And this week confirmed something we already sensed.
We're not alone. And this has just begun.