(Adnkronos) - “L'intelligenza artificiale è soltanto una delle tecnologie che in questo momento si sta evolvendo sempre più rapidamente, con una crescita esponenziale. Le sfide sono legate alla velocità: le aziende devono essere capaci di riuscire ad intercettare questo cambiamento dotandosi delle giuste risorse dal punto di vista economico per poter investire nell'infrastruttura”. Lo afferma Maximo Ibarra, ceo di Engineering, in occasione del nuovo appuntamento Adnkronos Q&A ‘Trasformazione digitale: dentro l’Ai’, organizzato al Palazzo dell’Informazione a Roma e dedicato alle nuove tendenze del tech, ai passi avanti e ai dubbi legati alle applicazioni dell’intelligenza artificiale.
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00:00What are the challenges of artificial intelligence?
00:04Artificial intelligence is just one of the technologies that is evolving more and more rapidly,
00:10so it even has an exponential growth, so the challenges are those of speed.
00:15Companies must be able to intercept this change,
00:19providing the right economic resources to be able to invest in infrastructure,
00:24so that the data can be well protected,
00:27and certainly there is also the computational capacity necessary to be able to develop algorithms
00:32that then allow correct predictive analysis.
00:36Then, as far as human resources are concerned,
00:38so the talents, the people with the skills,
00:41who know how to manage this new technology.
00:44Finally, companies must work to review all the governance
00:47in order to be able to intercept this speed in the best possible way,
00:51so trying to streamline, to be less bureaucratic,
00:54to be able to take advantage of this change in the best way to be able to be competitive on the market.
00:59The model is always that of collaborations,
01:01so certainly that of being able to build an open platform.
01:04I have always suggested in recent months the creation of an academy of academies,
01:08so companies must try to build a network of their own skills,
01:13or in any case of the capacity to train skills,
01:16which can also be available for companies from different sectors.
01:19So this exchange can certainly facilitate companies to be much more prepared.
01:24Finally, the collaboration with universities,
01:26with research centers and with technological partners
01:29to be able to accelerate the entire training process.
01:32Last but not least, the public-private collaboration,
01:35which is what allows to be able to provide important resources
01:39to be able to guarantee a certain type of training,
01:42not only of new people,
01:44so the new talents we need,
01:46but also the part of re-skilling, up-skilling of existing resources.
01:50So it is certainly a platform that has multiple entry points
01:54and it is essential to work on all of them.