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December 12, 2025RULEX and AI-MATTERS: validation and benchmarking for more transparent and reliable artificial intelligenceFBK conducted an in-depth analysis of the algorithms and decision intelligence solutions developed by the company to ensure their consistency, reliability, and performance in real-world contexts. -
December 11, 2025A conversation with Dr. Lennart E. Nacke on AI Augmentation In GamesHow can the user experience of video games stimulate engagement and change behavior, particularly using artificial intelligence? Prof. Nacke, a pioneer in the field of games, gamification, and user experience, held a seminar on this topic at FBK on December 9, 2025. -
December 10, 2025Robotizr and AI-MATTERS: how to enhance safety and reliability of robotic systemsFBK collaborated with the Emilia-based company, specialized in industrial automation solutions, to provide advanced automatic analysis tools for robot management programs, enabling the early identification of potential risks or suboptimal behaviors. -
December 9, 2025FBK in Brussels to support the European Democracy ShieldResearch, innovation, and shared strategies to strengthen democratic resilience in the age of online disinformation. -
December 5, 2025The services of the Center for Digital Industry bring research closer to the marketThe Center for Digital Industry fosters collaboration with Italian and European companies to close the gap between research and commercialization, helping advance and disseminate state-of-the-art industrial technologies. In a series of articles, we will highlight several cases in which the Center has supported the market adoption of AI and accelerated innovation through testing and validation services. These activities are carried out within three initiatives co-funded by the European Commission and MIMIT (Ministry of Business and Made in Italy): AgrifoodTEF, AI-MATTERS, and InnovAction. -
December 4, 2025The FBK choir is launched: the project with the CDM of Rovereto for a cultural well-being.“You don't sing because you're happy; you're happy because you sing,” says philosopher William James.