#ai4trust

Research, innovation, and shared strategies to strengthen democratic resilience in the age of online disinformation.

Riccardo Gallotti interviews Luca De Biase: an unprecedented, inverted dialogue between a scientist and a journalist in the name of media ecology—combining critical analysis of today’s information landscape with proposals for interventions that help redefine the rules of the game to promote information quality.

From the Wired Next Fest to the Center for Digital Industry Demo Day, anti-counterfeiting labels and the app supporting new mothers — these are the FBK initiatives that made headlines in October.

Generative AI now knows how to persuade more than a human being: Riccardo Gallotti at Wired Next Fest 2025 discusses the risks and opportunities of this new form of persuasion

On 5 October, FBK researcher Yiming Wang participated in the Wired Next Fest at the Palazzo del Bene in Rovereto, presenting her talk “Amico Robot” (Robot Friend), where she explored the vision of how humans and robots will coexist in the coming decades. Wang has built her career in computer vision and robotic perception: at Fondazione Bruno Kessler she investigates multimodal models and scene understanding, with applications on assistive robotics.

From microelectronics to railway and IT security, persuasive AI, and agritech: the FBK initiatives that stood out in June.

The findings of the study conducted by the Complex Human Behaviour Laboratory at FBK, the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (Switzerland), and Princeton University (USA) were published in the prestigious journal Nature Human Behaviour.

Riccardo Gallotti presented the European project that combines AI, fact-checking and journalism to fight fake news online at SkyTG24

From research to outreach: AI, data and sustainability in the media and our March events.

A study of tweets about the Marmolada tragedy was presented this summer at the SETE Festival in Rovereto. To explore further, we asked Riccardo Gallotti, head of the CHuB Unit at FBK's Digital Society Center, and Veronica Orsanigo, a future doctoral student, a few questions

Artificial intelligence as a valuable ally for press and fact-checkers in promoting truthful and accurate information

Fake news is a big challenge for society, and artificial intelligence can help. The European project will improve factchecking by testing new methodologies and tools and automatically analyzing text, audio and video sources in 7 different languages