For a Human-Centered AI

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  • October 27, 2026
    From ethics to genetics through AI
    An interview with FBK-ISR PhD candidate Tommaso Ropelato to explore his research journey—which grew out of questions opening one inside another like Russian nesting dolls—and to discover his vision for science communication as an integral part of academic responsibility.
  • July 19, 2026
    Digital health and the importance of sentinel signals
    In an age where AI permeates every aspect of work, the concept of health must expand beyond physical integrity to include social and mental well-being. Risks such as techno-complexity (cognitive fatigue) and stress caused by opaque decision-making are real threats that can undermine human dignity. These dynamics often begin almost invisibly, for example through the unauthorized use of unvalidated tools—the so-called "Shadow AI"—which can increase anxiety and uncertainty.
  • April 1, 2026
    March 2026: FBK projects making headlines
    From cybersecurity to particle physics, as well as innovation, digital health, and the energy transition: the FBK initiatives that made headlines in March
  • October 3, 2025
    The ethics framework for privacy: How to ensure data security and interoperability for digital citizenship
    At Wired Next Fest: A Conversation with Ferraris (PagoPA) and Sciarretta (FBK)
  • May 25, 2024
    Money and Religions
    The 19th Edition of the Trento Festival of Economics hosted the Panel entitled "Money and Religions" May 25, 2024 at the Vittoria cinema.
  • September 1, 2020
    “Artificial intelligence changes the way we do all things”
    Interview with the expert in technology ethics Paolo Benanti
  • March 19, 2018
    The ethics of machines
    The ability to create intelligent machines gives rise to many ethical issues for human beings, some very profound, others more "practical". Here's what we discussed at the "Co.Scienza" festival on March 8 in Trento
  • February 2, 2017
    The 2017 FBK-ISR events: between religion and innovation
    The ISR Center promotes over 20 events dedicated not only to the scientific community, but also to a wider, lay audience, in order to promote a fruitful exchange of views and ideas on issues often topical, and to become a meeting point that can favor the growth of the entire community.