Open Classes
Are you eager to find out what it's like to study at Bocconi?
Then get a taste of the innovative Bocconi learning experience by attending our Open Classes!
Over the coming months, don't miss the chance to attend six live online lectures hosted by our expert faculty. Designed specifically for high school students, these classes focus on a variety of trending topics.
Be ready to learn, interact and delve into current emerging issues while being guided by top Bocconi professors. You will take a seat in our virtual classroom with students from all over the world: it's time to kick off your Bocconi experience.
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Discover our past events
What Will Be the Impact of AI and Emerging Digital Technologies on the Law?
19 March 4pm CET
Francesco Paolo Patti
Program Director, LLM in Law of Internet Technology
Associate Professor, Department of Legal Studies
The lesson
The lesson will delve into how the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and digital innovation is transforming the legal landscape. It will explore the multifaceted ways in which these technologies challenge existing legal norms, from privacy and data protection to intellectual property and ethical considerations. The aim of the lesson is to equip participants with a first understanding of the current and potential legal implications of the digital age.
Social Media and Society
11 April 4pm CEST
Sarah Beate Eichmeyer
Assistant Professor, Department of Economics
The lesson
In the last decade, social media has woven its way deep into our lives. There may be no technology since television that has so dramatically reshaped the way we get information and spend our time. How has this transformation impacted society, the functioning of democracies, and the wellbeing of individuals? We will discuss cutting-edge research studies that tackle these questions and provide important answers.
AI Evolution: From Leonardo to ChatGPT
22 May 4pm CEST
Andrea Tangherloni
Assistant Professor, Department of Computing Sciences
The lesson
This presentation will cover the main stages that have characterized AI evolution, from Leonardo up to the present day. We will see the most recent and quite unexpected findings of this fascinating research field, looking also at the open challenges that will guide further revolutions in AI. We will get a taste of how current AI strategies are applied to life sciences and how they have been improving our biomedical knowledge. Finally, the presentation will conclude by focusing on the role that young people will play in improving this vibrant research field.