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The General Conference of the Future Artificial Intelligence Research Project (FAIR), funded with €114.5 million by the Ministry of Universities and Research (MUR) under the PNRR, was held in Rome from December 10 to 12, 2025. Launched in 2023 and coordinated by the National Research Council (CNR), the project involves 350 researchers across Italy and brings together 25 public and private partners.

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.

Sixteen talks, thirteen posters and an exceptional keynote to explore topics of language, speech, translation and misinformation.

The TeV-Technologies of Vision project to study the integration between natural language, vision and robotics

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

FBK’s Center for Cybersecurity has completed the first service of the InnovAction project, testing a GPU-as-a-Service model to optimize the cost of this valuable resource. This activity was funded through the project in collaboration with the SME Clastix. The solution works and delivers a significant impact.

Trento hosted the 1st AIxIA Summer School on AI for Healthcare from 7 to 11 July 2025: an outstanding opportunity for PhD students, scholars, and practitioners to further develop their skills and deepen their understanding of the field’s research areas.

A new project, a new strategic partnership, and a new technological challenge with a clear and tangible goal: to improve access to accurate, up-to-date information for women of childbearing age, during pregnancy, and in the postpartum period.

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

FBK hosted AI Grid, an initiative funded by the Ministry of Education and Research of the Federal Republic of Germany. The program aims to strengthen synergies and foster collaboration between young talents in the field of artificial intelligence, while bridging scientific excellence with socio-economic impact.

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.

Implemented with a contribution from Fondazione Bruno Kessler, the project involves more than 50 researchers and analyses thousands of interactions in 16 languages to reveal biases in generative models

The University of Trento has honored young researcher Sara Papi for her outstanding contribution to automatic speech translation and its application in complex scenarios.

Europe seeks reliable and ethical models to protect multilingualism and cultural diversity.