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Generative AI and sensing technology: they are the two elements that will radically change society, explains Nader Sabbaghian, General Partner of Capital 360 and Bocconi Fellow. But artificial intelligence already enables a lot, as the 6 startups incubated by B4i tell us and as Mazet Sonilhac points out when looking at venture capitalists

Projections for the future are not rosy with regard to the duration and intensity of droughts, particularly in the Mediterranean area. A situation that will have a major economic impact and requires implementation of adaptation measures, as Valentina Bosetti explains. And crops? They would be more resilient if we had pushed for regenerative agriculture a decade ago, explains Vitaliano Fiorillo

Courses that train sports managers, teams that compete at a high level, tournaments that involve hundreds of students – sport is all this and more. However, and perhaps most of all, sport is an element capable of engaging and uniting, fundamental in creating a Bocconi identity

Doing something for others – whether it is donating your time or working for a project that aims to give back to the local area – changes one's perspective on the world, as recounted by Bocconi students and alumni. It is about understanding the positive impact on society, to which the University is committed with its involvement in several initiatives

It is the estimated number of victims for 2023 of the humanitarian crises awaiting a response that individual governments are less and less inclined to give. In this context, the role of humanitarian organizations and of the women and men who work in them is expanding, and ever greater management and leadership skills are required, so as to help those in need and solve the dilemma of coopetition

With the agreement reached last week, called the Windsor Framework, the European Union and Great Britain have restarted the dialogue. The agreement in itself makes no substantial changes to the Protocol on Northern Ireland, the main point of friction between the EU and the UK, but opens a way for healing the rift on customs issues that has divided the two negotiating parties from the beginning