Filippo Nigro on turning smartphones into health checks
Turin founder Filippo Nigro brought a smartphone health check to Porto Cervo. He explains how it works and why.
Turin founder Filippo Nigro brought a smartphone health check to Porto Cervo. He explains how it works and why.
A Rome AI pioneer told the Vatican’s AI dialogue that the real risk is losing purpose at work, not jobs.
A pier on Tuscany’s Giglio island now makes electricity from sunlight by day and from the waves after dark.
A Taranto farmer tired of missed sales built a free app that connects growers directly with hungry neighbors and tourists.
A Taranto grower who codes built Zolla alone. In under 60 days it reached 13 regions, and a Slovenian buyer came knocking.
Newly named Cavaliere del Lavoro Marco Trombetti explains how Translated pairs machine learning with human translators across 237 languages
Tax credits, new regulations, falling costs are fuelling Italy’s biggest ever push into AI and robotics on farms across the country.
Experts say the AI that reads Herculaneum’s charred scrolls signals a wider research revolution.
A Benedictine monk who once worked undercover in a technology firm tells companies what artificial intelligence must never replace.
Writer and curator in Lazio village maps the world’s contemporary exhibits and says artists should not start exhibiting until 45.
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