Intelligenza artificiale

CEO of Dedalus Alberto Calcagno acknowledges the potential of the technology, but invites us not to make it “just a rhetorical exercise”. And he urges the health care industry to develop use cases that can change people's lives: “We need to intercept needs”

From chatbot tutors to the current revolution in teaching, artificial intelligence is transforming the way we learn. Net of all the opportunities and risks, the real issue becomes the ability of institutions of higher education to timely adapt to AI so as to be able to train Generations Alpha and Beta

From genomic analysis to medical imaging, AI is transforming medical research and clinical practice. But without ethics, transparency and training, the risk is that innovation will run ahead of safety. Will we be able to govern this epochal change?

Statements of principle are no longer enough: we need concrete regulation to balance innovation and rights. The European Union is charting the course with the AI Act and the Digital Services Act, but the challenge has only just begun. Will politics be able to keep the pace with technology?

The AI-enabled software that sorts types of waste using image recognition is named after Ferdinand King of Naples. It was created by ReLearn, a Turinese startup

Data, algorithms and computing power are the sparks of artificial intelligence, which, like fire, can be beneficial or malevolent, explains Andrew Imbrie, co-author of The New Fire. On what does the difference depend? On humans