In the quest to fulfill our associative objectives, we embark on a multifaceted journey that encompasses four pivotal lines of work.

Scientific Research serves as a critical lens through which the implications of emerging technologies on society are examined. It employs artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance manufacturing processes, manage catastrophe risks, and champion environmental sustainability. The ethical considerations of bioethics in human health are scrutinized alongside AI’s integration with blockchain, the Metaverse, and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). This era of digital transformation also demands new professional competencies, particularly in AI and cybersecurity, to navigate the complexities of the digital domain. Extending beyond Earth, AI’s application in the space economy marks a significant stride towards integrating cutting-edge innovation with conscientious governance and societal advancement. This pursuit reflects a dedication to balancing technological progress with ethical responsibility and the betterment of society.

Learning & Training are crucial to be able to guarantee knowledge of how technology is evolving and thus to allow man to govern it, to arrange for its improvements, to assess its opportunities and risks. For this reason, it is necessary for the cultural background to become increasingly robust and to cope with changes in the company’s organizational structures, which over time will be increasingly integrated into technology. The training courses are created respecting the learner’s starting cultural level, so that learning is safe. To this end, courses have been defined to promote learning for children aged 30 months and over.

Sandbox to allow technical-legal compliance assessments but also sociological and reactive to the impact on the labor economy of a company. For the creation of the sandbox, the involvement of internationally renowned AI luminaries, academics, technology experts, sociologists and occupational psychologists

Special Projects that, thanks to partnerships with Bodies and Institutions, can arise as a response to specific needs or for obvious risks that must be appropriately highlighted to Government Entities