Enormous investments have been going into artificial intelligence for some time now. In some cases the returns have been unclear; neither are we entirely sure (…)Geopolitics, Economics and Ethics of artificial Intelligence
The Italian and European healthcare systems are under increasing pressure as the result of a series of dynamics involving their populations and of new technological (…)Innovative therapies and welfare: a new paradigm
Current economic data offer a conflicting pitcure of the Italian country system. Some of the numbers are encouraging: the balance of payments is positive, inflation (…)How the financial markets see Italy
The automobile industry is riding the crest of a major innovative wave involving the digitalization of products and processes, the science of materials and solutions (…)The car of the future: Made in Italy, technology, competition
The theme of mobility is central to current reflections on economic development, and considerations on the mobility of persons and goods – to which approximately (…)Infrastructure and sustainable mobility
Wedged as they are between factors that limit profitability and competition from Fintech companies, banks are being forced to innovate. In a European scenario penalized (…)The future of banking, the bank of the future
Contemporary society is paradoxical: the number of global deaths for lack of food is equal to those linked with illnesses due to over-eating. This immoral (…)Climate change, soil, food: from crisis to growth
Not just for profit. With the end of the “turbo-capitalism” era, the world economy is turning increasingly clearly towards a new model. Therefore, while growth (…)Value and values of a new Corporate Social Responsibility
One possible initial interpretation of the European parliamentary vote focused on the retreat of both main traditional parties (People’s and Socialist) and the success of (…)The post-election European Union: internal dynamics and global competition
There has been a waning over recent years in society’s trust in and understanding of scientific progress and its pervasive benefits. How can science and (…)Science and people. Understanding and supporting research and its applications
The crises of 2008 and 2011 had a greater impact on Umbria than they did on other parts of Italy and Europe. Conditions had already (…)The requalification of industrial areas in crisis: a vision for the future.
The aim of this Aspen Institute Italia round table was to examine the public administration’s role in meeting the challenges posed by technological innovation. A (…)Public Administration and capitalism of the digital platforms
Brexit and all the uncertainty it is generating constitute an entirely new and potentially destabilizing element for financial markets. London has long functioned as Europe’s (…)Brexit and financial markets: the consequences for Italy
Modern medicine is in continuous evolution, with discoveries and technologies unimaginable until just a few years ago. The field of immunology could not have conceived, (…)Maladies of the future: hopes and fears
Europe is finally being put to the vote. Of course, the parties of individual nations will continue to count, and national issues will hold a (…)Toward the european elections
The 17th edition of the Aspen Institute Italia Seminar on Values and Society is held in collaboration with The Aspen Institute. The three-day seminar is (…)The Aspen Institute Italia Seminar on Values and Society
