Artificial intelligence, in Palermo an agreement to train those who will lead innovation
To train those who will have to decide how to use artificial intelligence in businesses and organizations. And to combine technological skills with the ability to evaluate its consequences on work, on people and on...
Lumsa University and Polisophia, a community for responsible innovation, have partnered to educate individuals on the use of artificial intelligence in businesses and organizations. The three-year agreement, signed by Lumsa's rector Francesco Bonini and Polisophia's president Ruben Razzante, aims to combine research, training, and responsible innovation culture.
The partnership will offer training programs, masterclasses, and executive activities, as well as research projects on AI, ethics, and governance models, through Lumsa's Licaim research center. The goal is to create a stable connection between universities, businesses, institutions, and civil society to promote sustainable AI use and social benefits.
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