(Adnkronos) - Nella cornice dello Stadio Palatino di Roma, si è svolta la serata intitolata ‘Menti’, a chiusura della tre giorni “Filosofie sotto le stelle”, promossa da Roma Capitale, dove l’amministratore delegato di Engineering, Digital Transformation Company leader in Italia, Maximo Ibarra ha parlato del rapporto tra innovazione e filosofia e di come l’Intelligenza Artificiale può aumentare la nostra creatività. Inoltre, nel corso della serata, Ibarra ha dialogato con gli avatar di Platone e Confucio, addestrati per fornire risposte in linea con il pensiero dei due filosofi, diventando così un esempio di come la potenza computazionale dell’Intelligenza Artificiale può essere incanalata in esperienze in grado di mettere insieme innovazione e classicità.
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00:00How innovation and new technologies can feed and support the desire to know, and how artificial intelligence can help to improve the world.
00:14These are the central themes of the intervention with which Maximo Ibarra,
00:18Delegate Administrator of Engineering, Digital Transformation Company,
00:23Leader in Italy, closed in Rome Philosophies under the stars,
00:27the event promoted by Rome Capital during the evening entitled Minds, at the Palatine Stadium in Rome.
00:34For Ibarra, technology and human thought are closely linked.
00:39With technology and AI we are going to influence the quality of people's lives,
00:45we are going to influence their well-being, we are going to influence the wealth they will produce.
00:50So all these aspects have important implications on the centrality of man.
00:54Very often we also talk about artificial intelligence as a substitute for the individual,
01:00in reality it is not like that, it is an amplification of its capabilities,
01:04an amplification of the way of work that must be more and more collaborative between the human being and the machine.
01:11In this phase of rapid technological transformation, the human factor is essential,
01:15because artificial intelligence will never be able to replace the human being,
01:19but it will tend to amplify its knowledge and its capabilities.
01:23When we talk about substitution, we will rather talk about people who use artificial intelligence
01:28who will replace individuals who will not use artificial intelligence.
01:32This on the one hand, and on the other, this collaboration seems stronger between individuals and machines,
01:38which will lead to an incredible volume of discovery and innovation.
01:44So it is never a substitution, but it is a great collaboration.
01:47We are talking about co-pilot, which is not just a software,
01:51but it is precisely the ability to do things together,
01:53often delegating the most repetitive activities to the machines or those that can be automated.
01:58Multiple concrete benefits that artificial intelligence will bring into our lives,
02:04also taking into account aspects not to be underestimated,
02:07such as regulation, regulations and limitations to be imposed on technology.
02:13And from the point of view of how to deal with emergencies that can be natural calamities,
02:17rather than other emergencies such as climate change,
02:21or also in the field of education or rather in the field of health.
02:26So the ability or the possibility of being able to discover therapies,
02:29which until recently it was impossible to find as a solution.
02:34All these changes will come in a very short time horizon
02:38and will clearly give a huge boost to our well-being in general.