The Future is Now

The Nobel Laureate in Economics: ‘Artificial intelligence can widen the gaps if it only rewards those who already have strong skills. But it can also help those who are starting from a disadvantage.’ ‘Human capital cannot be measured by academic qualifications.’

The future of work: Nobel laureate Heckman says, ‘This is how AI can bridge the gaps’

Industrial decarbonisation: a comparison of three Italian cases

Un nuovo tool ci rivela in quali parti verrà automatizzato il nostro lavoro e dove resterà umano. Ma soprattutto come ripensarci per approfittare dello tsunami AI

A new tool reveals which parts of our work will be automated and where it will remain human. But above all, it shows us how to rethink our approach to capitalise on the AI tsunami

A tool reveals where our work will be automated and where it will remain in human hands. But above all, it shows us how to rethink our approach to capitalise on the AI tsunami

Will AI take your job? Find out with the online test for your profession

Dal South Summit di Madrid ceo e founder lanciano l’allarme: urgente formare i docenti. Thrun (Google X): siate top nell’AI. Liang (Squirrel): nuovi ruoli per i prof. Srour (Ie University): giovani fragili e impazienti

At the South Summit in Madrid, CEOs and founders sound the alarm: there is an urgent need to train teachers. Thrun (Google X): aim to be the best in AI. Liang (Squirrel): new roles for teachers. Srour (IE University): vulnerable and impatient young people

CEOs and founders sound the alarm: urgent need to train teachers in AI. Thrun (Google X): be at the forefront of tech. Liang (Squirrel): new roles for teachers

‘Don’t leave them alone with AI’. Children and teenagers in the age of algorithms

Although AI increases work speed, much of the time saved is spent on corrections, highlighting the need for organisational and training changes

AI speeds up work but doesn’t always improve it. Here are the key issues 

More than just sun and wind: a guide to the technologies that will ensure energy independence and the stability of smart grids

From batteries to the atom: the new energy map 

In 2185, artificial intelligence hasn’t disappeared, but it has changed: no all-knowing oracles, less energy, more humanity. A journey into the future to understand why the obsession with AGI has ended, what remains of the technological revolution, and which choices have truly saved the relationship between humans, machines and the planet

When artificial intelligence stops wanting to be God

AI is redefining who is needed in the labour market and who is not. An analysis of employment, inequality and the future of education in an economy dominated by algorithms

Jobs that will no longer exist: what will change with artificial intelligence

From classrooms without walls to personalised learning: how artificial intelligence is changing the way we teach and learn, exploring both the opportunities and risks

Schools and artificial intelligence: what will really change in the way we learn

According to pharmacologist Silvio Garattini, prevention and lifestyle play a key role in longevity, rather than DNA alone

Will we live to be 150? “Longevity depends more on behaviour than on DNA”

With its ‘Apply AI’ plan, the European Commission aims to put Europe at the forefront of the race for AI. Italian: ‘Stop chasing the big tech firms and focus on smaller, more specialised models’

Which direction should European AI take? Smaller, more efficient and specialised models

Le sfide (e i numeri) del mondo che verrà

The challenges (and figures) of the world to come

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