ROMA (ITALPRESS) – “Today some jobs are at risk, especially those with repetitive tasks.” Thus Gabriele Ferrieri, president of the National Association of Young Innovations, guest in Agorà on Rai3, to analyze the opportunities and challenges posed by technological acceleration. Ferrieri drew attention to the role of the Agency for National Cybersecurity and European institutions in the definition of regulatory instruments and safeguard measures aimed at encouraging the identification of content produced through artificial intelligence and traceability of sources. It also highlighted that there is no solution capable of completely eliminating these risks, underlining the need to support European regulation a greater awareness of the use of new technologies and an increasing attention to the verification of sources.
A strategic sector that is taking on a growing weight in international economic and geopolitical balances, while the United States and China accelerate their spatial programmes and private enterprises take an increasingly important role in the development of aerospace technologies. “The world of Space Economy, in my opinion, can really be a so-called new oil, i.e. an opportunity to create wealth, jobs, but above all an valorisation of skills both for businesses and for Italy and for Europe,” said Ferrieri. According to Ferrieri, Italy has the industrial, scientific and technological skills necessary to assume a leading role in the new economy of space, thanks to the presence of important business realities and the collaboration between institutions, research centers and private sector.
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