Italy’s AI farming boom set to accelerate before year end
Tax credits, new regulations, falling costs are fuelling Italy’s biggest ever push into AI and robotics on farms across the country.
Tax credits, new regulations, falling costs are fuelling Italy’s biggest ever push into AI and robotics on farms across the country.
700 handmade objects from 70 countries at Homo Faber. The woman behind it says AI can never make imperfection,
Scorsese accepts honorary presidency of Italy’s David awards, capping a summer of change at the film academy.
Theatre launches restoration of Lentini’s derelict Carabinieri barracks in Sicily, a first inside a building empty since 1990.
Italian households now spend 108 euro a month on culture, the highest figure since the pandemic, say Confcommercio and SWG.
Glazed maiolica was made for centuries in Gerace but today only one workshop is still firing, a museum opens in September.
Once held by Monaco’s Grimaldi princes, Gerace is spending 20 million euro to grow without the crowds in Italy’s famous towns.
Six prize winners, from a US lawyer to an Argentine association, pledge something back to their home region.
Almost half of Italy’s berths are in the South. Brindisi’s boat show opens October 22 arguing the sector’s best years start there.
An American lawyer and a Venetian countess merged their firms in a palazzo built by the family that helped fund Galileo’s telescopes.
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