Greta Sofia Lampis
Greta Sofia Lampis works as a researcher at the Research Institute for the Evaluation of Public Policies of the Bruno Kessler Foundation (FBK-IRVAPP). She completed a Master’s degree in Public Policies and Administration and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Social Sciences at the Free University of Bolzano. Her main research interests cover topics on public finance and the social and economic impact of artificial intelligence.
She has previously worked for 2 years in sustainable finance as an ESG Manager at Raiffeisen Landesbank Südtirol AG. During her studies Greta also worked as an intern at the OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs, Regions and Cities – Trento Center for Local Development and at the European Parliament.
Author's articles
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January 17, 2024Governing Artificial Intelligence: the role of public policy and Europe’s exampleThe recent surge in the artificial intelligence (AI) debate has been fueled by the release of ChatGPT and more recently the European Parliament and Council's agreement on the AI Act. This groundbreaking legislation will regulate AI use in the EU by imposing varying levels of obligations, restrictions, and prohibitions based on different risk categories. The AI discussion is no longer confined to the realms of computer science and engineering but has expanded to include philosophical, legal, economic, and sociological questions due to its wide-ranging implications. -
November 30, 2021Can Artificial Intelligence help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals?Artificial Intelligence (AI) and sustainability are currently highly discussed topics in both the political and scientific debate and they appear to be two major challenges that will stay for the coming decades -
October 27, 2020Artificial intelligence and creative destruction: old and new jobsIs there a growing risk of robots replacing human work? If so, which jobs will be mostly impacted? -
January 2, 2020Are South Tyrol-based companies dreaming of electric cows?What opportunities and what risks does the coming of artificial intelligence bring with it? How will the world of work change in the next ten years? How will these changes affect South Tyrol?