What Ai can do for training

Ai and training: a binomial that is becoming increasingly close, with opportunities and risks to be faced, and on which the in-depth analysis of the For.Te. Fund and Sole 24 Ore Radiocor focuses. In the first issue, an interview with Mario Rasetti, professor emeritus of theoretical physics at Turin Polytechnic and chairman of the Centai scientific committee, who speaks of the need to return to "a strong humanism" and of the objectives that can be achieved in the field of education with artificial intelligence: "a didactics that is customised to the individual learner, to the individual. A didactics,' he emphasises, 'that knows how to grasp in people the capabilities, the motivations, the vision of life they would like to live, their perception of reality, giving them the best tools'.

From the general to the particular, the in-depth study highlights the advantages that the use of Ai can bring to the hotel sector. This is explained in the handbook 'Me and my intelligent future', produced by Federalberghi and the Tertiary Management Training Centre and edited by futurologist Thomas Bialas. A piece of writing that helps provide clarity and sketches a different context, where Ai facilitates man, indeed it can become a formidable partner within everyone's reach, but does not replace him. Finally, artificial intelligence is at the heart of the challenges that the For.Te. Fund is preparing to face in the field of continuous training. The Fund now has 135 thousand companies in the tertiary sector and 1.6 million workers, placing it at the top of the national panorama of interprofessional funds in the sector. Among the advantages of using Ai in training is the implementation of new multimedia teaching methodologies, which can be used full-time.