Oncologo e ricercatore biomedico di fama internazionale, ha dedicato la sua carriera a trasformare le sfide della medicina in opportunità di innovazione. Oggi è Direttore Scientifico di Transgene, dove guida lo sviluppo di vaccini personalizzati contro il cancro grazie all’intelligenza artificiale, con l’obiettivo di migliorare concretamente la vita dei pazienti. Spinto dalla convinzione che la scienza possa cambiare il mondo, Maurizio trasforma le sfide dell'oncologia in opportunità e innovazione. Ricercat ...

[Musica] Un applauso per Pierguido Iezzi. Buonasera a tutti. Vi invito per un attimo a immaginare la strada del vostro quartiere.Beh, conosciamo un po' tutto. Conosciamo i volti, conosciamo i nomi, conosciamo gli odori, sappiamo chi abita al terzo piano, conosciamo chi ha il cane, sappiamo anche qua a che ora apre il negozio che sta lì all'angolo. È un ambiente familiare, c'è un senso di sicurezza diffusa e quella sicurezza che in qualche modo ci ha permesso di di crescere crescere con quegli insegnamenti c ...

Core Philosophy & Societal Impact - The industry emphasizes the importance of a dual perspective, drawing from the Taoist philosophy of embracing tension and avoiding rigid dualistic thinking [1] - The industry highlights the need to navigate the tension between what we are and what we aspire to be, and between assigned roles and desired roles [1] - The industry advocates for empowerment, focusing on internal power built collaboratively rather than power as dominance [1] - The industry stresses that silence in the face of injustice equates to complicity, urging individuals to speak out responsibly [1] Language & Communication - The industry recognizes the performative and ostensive aspects of words, highlighting the dialectical tension between language's grammar and its expression [2] - The industry acknowledges that intentional repetition of words strengthens them, transforming them into rituals that define identity and culture [2] - The industry notes the tension between "path dependence" (past constraints) and "path creation" (agency for change), advocating for balancing experience with innovation [2] Performance & Measurement - The industry distinguishes between performance that counts (gives meaning) and performance that measures, cautioning against over-reliance on metrics without context [2] - The industry suggests that in an accelerated society, words risk becoming commodified and disposable, urging a return to meaningfulness, slowness, and reflection [3][4] Technology & Humanity - The industry emphasizes the need to navigate the tension between data precision and the depth of human language, especially in the age of AI [7] - The industry warns against solely relying on data-driven approaches, highlighting the importance of imagination, creativity, and human interaction for transformative change [5][6]

Memory & Technology - The speaker emphasizes the importance of memory in an era increasingly reliant on technology, arguing that memory enables connections, strong sensations, and future projections [1] - The speaker suggests that innovation, particularly artificial intelligence, can assist but not completely replace human memory, creativity, and the ability to understand nuanced human emotions [1][2] - An experiment by "Il Foglio" newspaper is cited, where articles written by journalists and AI were compared, highlighting AI's limitations in understanding human nuances [1] Museums & Cultural Heritage - Museums are described as liminal spaces where the past and present meet to project into the future, with the care and exhibition of objects telling stories of the past in the present [1] - The speaker references a book, "Le memorie del futuro" (Memories of the Future), co-authored with Cristian Greco, director of the Museo Egizio, emphasizing the role of museums in preserving and interpreting memories [1] - Cities are portrayed as having layers of history, with examples from Turin, and are read through their physical characteristics, reflecting transformations over time [1] Memory & Personal Experience - The speaker shares a personal anecdote about a childhood game involving memorization, highlighting the passion for reading and the ability to project oneself into stories [1] - The speaker discusses the role of the five senses in creating memories, referencing literary examples such as Marcel Proust's madeleine and Alda Merini's poetry on roses [1] - The speaker advocates for cultivating personal memory, describing it as a unique and personal asset that cannot be replicated or sold, and which aids in discerning truth [5][6] Philosophical & Literary References - Dante's quote, "Nessun maggior dolore che ricordarsi del tempo felice nella miseria" (There is no greater sorrow than to recall happiness in times of misery), is used to illustrate the power of memory to evoke strong emotions [4] - Michel Foucault's concept of "sapere e potere" (knowledge and power) is mentioned, emphasizing that knowledge involves both joy and suffering, and projecting oneself into a broader context [5] - A quote from Pope Leo X is used to conclude, stating that without memory, the path is lost and the sense of direction is lost [8]

[Applauso] Allora, il mio obiettivo oggi è usare le strade che abbiamo già percorso tutti quanti per provare a delineare alcune delle strade e che ci attendono. Sono stati anni, questi ultimi 30-40 anni veramente veloci da tutti i punti di vista. la globalizzazione, l'innovazione e abbiamo vissuto fatti positivi, fatti negativi e tante paure che oggi ritornano in maniera molto molto netta rispetto alle nuove tecnologie.Iniziamo dall'innovazione e torniamo al 1981, quindi ancora prima che diventasse così di ...

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning - The AI field is currently very popular, with AI being used in chatbots and image generation, making it difficult to distinguish between real and fake [7] - Machine learning, a method where computers learn from data without explicit instructions, underpins most AI used today [14][15] - AI systems learn by being shown vast amounts of data, identifying patterns and characteristics without understanding their real meaning [15][16] - The data used to train AI reflects human opinions, biases, and prejudices, which AI then replicates, making it not neutral [27][28] - AI's reliance on data means it can perpetuate biases present in that data, leading to unfair or discriminatory outcomes [25][26] Data & Its Implications - Human activities generate a large amount of data through devices and online interactions, creating a digital trail that reveals personal information [18][19] - Distorted or biased data can lead to AI systems making incorrect or unfair associations and decisions [22][25] - The solution is not to abandon AI but to understand its limitations and manage the data it uses, similar to understanding how to use fire safely [32][34] Education & Awareness - The industry needs to educate people about AI, its capabilities, and its limitations to foster awareness and responsible use [35] - Continuous dialogue and conferences on AI are essential to build awareness and incorporate diverse perspectives into the collective knowledge [35]