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From maternal health solutions to neurotechnology supporting individuals with paralysis, the conversation highlighted key challenges, emerging opportunities, and the importance of strong ethical standards. The common goal? That AI becomes a reliable, integrative and understandable tool for citizens, doctors and the media.

At Wired Next Fest: A Conversation with Ferraris (PagoPA) and Sciarretta (FBK)

There are many miscarriages of justice that can occur in the Italian system: according to data from Innocent Project Italia, almost 32,000 between 1991 and 2024, for an average of 940 cases per year. This also causes economic damage to the state coffers, which have had to pay out around €1 billion in compensation over the last 35 years.

“Girls bring unique perspectives that science cannot afford to miss”

The Speck&Tech event at Wired Next Fest in Rovereto hosted Elena Crespi and Simone Angioni to explore the role of green hydrogen in the energy transition and to weigh the pros and cons of a sustainable future

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.

Fondazione Bruno Kessler will be one of the key participants at WIRED Next Fest Trentino 2025, taking place in Rovereto October 2 through 5. The Foundation's events will explore topics such as green hydrogen and the energy transition, citizen science, digital justice, AI in medicine, complex systems, human-machine interaction, and intelligent robotics.