In recent years, innovation has taken on a central role in the economic and technological landscape, with particular attention to the development of startups that use advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI). A high-level meeting on this crucial topic was held in Naples, promoted by ANSA in collaboration with the Campania Region and the University of Naples Federico II.
The event marked the first stop of the “Reality Factory - Roadshow”, a series of meetings dedicated to artificial intelligence. The inaugural session was held at the Apple Developer Academy, where scientists, researchers, representatives of local institutions and entrepreneurs gathered to discuss the opportunities and challenges of creating an innovation ecosystem.
Stefano De Alessandri, CEO of ANSA, recalled how the agency’s journey in the field of AI began in 2019 with pioneering events in Rome. He stressed that the current initiative represents the fusion of two important paths: the one dedicated to AI and the one dedicated to territorial excellence. De Alessandri highlighted the importance of expanding the national observatory in a period in which technologies are significantly influencing daily lives.
The roadshow includes further events in Rome, Modena and Trento, thus offering a platform for the comparison and growth of innovative ideas. This series of meetings not only aims to promote startups but also to raise public awareness on the impact of artificial intelligence on society. The importance of building an innovation ecosystem is clear: startups not only generate economic value but can also contribute to a cultural transformation, stimulating creativity and progress. In closing, as we approach the next roadshow events, it is essential to reflect on how AI can continue to shape the future of our communities and our country. With the right support and a shared vision, the opportunities are endless.
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