Cycle of meetings "Humane Intelligence"
Humane Intelligence. Turning Artificial Intelligence into a Positive Technology
A multidisciplinary series of meetings dedicated to exploring the crucial role of Artificial Intelligence in shaping our future
The rise of Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing many areas of the human experience, including the political landscape, the regulatory landscape, and the labor market.
How can we navigate such a rapidly changing environment?
The Humane Technology Lab (HTLab) of Università Cattolica presents the Humane Intelligence series of meetings. Turning Artificial Intelligence into a Positive Technology. The main focus of the initiative is to offer a critical perspective on AI, understanding its emerging challenges and opportunities.
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Election Campaigns in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Tuesday, April 23, 2024
5.30 p.m., room G.013 John XXIII
In a context where AI is increasingly influencing the political landscape, we will discuss the ethical, social and political implications of AI-driven election campaigns.
With the participation of Antonio Palmieri, president of the Pensiero Solido Foundation, Damiano Palano, professor of Political Science and director of the Polidemos Research Center, and Francesco Verderami, columnist for Corriere della Sera.
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How Natural Language Analysis with AI Can Improve Business Decisions
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
5.30 p.m., room G.013 John XXIII
We will explore the transformative potential of AI-powered natural language analysis in the business context.
With the participation of Massimo Chiriatti, CTO of Lenovo Italia, Marco Carlo Passarotti, professor of Computational Linguistics and director of the CIRCSE Research Center, and Manuela Perrone, journalist of Il Sole 24 Ore.
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AI Act: the European Way for the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence
Friday, May 17, 2024
5.30 p.m., room G.013 John XXIII
We will delve into the guiding principles and regulations proposed by the AI Act and its scope in the regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Europe.
With the participation of Lucilla Sioli, Director of DG Connect of the European Commission, Gabriele Della Morte, Professor of International Law and expert in AI law, and Daniele Bellasio, Deputy Director of Il Sole 24 Ore.
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These meetings, coordinated by Prof. Giuseppe Riva, will offer a unique interdisciplinary perspective, bringing together experts from the academic and non-academic worlds. The high-outreach approach aims to engage not only students, but also a wider audience interested in the implications of Artificial Intelligence in our ever-changing society.
Participants who have attended all three meetings will be issued an Open Badge, which certifies the outgoing knowledge and skills acquired.
Free admission, subject to availability.
For further information write to htlab@unicatt.it
