The conference “(Re)Immagini - L’AI, l’uomo e la co-creazione” promises to be a crucial event to understand the dynamics of artificial intelligence (AI) in the context of creativity. Organized by the ANSA AI Observatory, this meeting is part of the “Fabbrica della Realtà - Roadshow” cycle, a series of events that explore how AI is transforming various industrial sectors in Italy.
The meeting will take place in Rome, at Viale Regina Margherita 286, on November 20 starting at 16:00. It will be possible to follow the debate in live streaming on the home page of ANSA.it. The conduction will be entrusted to Alessio Jacona, curator of the Artificial Intelligence Observatory of ANSA.it, and Massimo Sebastiani, ANSA journalist. The event is organized in collaboration with AIRF - Italian Association of Reporters and Photographers and ANICA - National Association of Digital Audiovisual Film Industries, and is sponsored by Deloitte.
At the heart of the debate will be the revolution of generative artificial intelligence and its impact on the creative industry. Industry experts, including reporters, directors and producers, will participate to discuss the opportunities and challenges that these new technologies pose for the world of photography and audiovisual. Among the issues raised:
Professionals such as Gabriele Micalizzi, Roberto Navigli and Elisabetta Rocca will participate in the debate, bringing unique experiences and different perspectives.
To participate in the event, free registration is required via email to eventi@ansa.it. This conference is not only an important platform for discussion, but also offers a glimpse into the future potential of artificial intelligence in the Italian creative landscape. As AI technologies continue to evolve, it is crucial to explore how they will influence the way we create and interact with art in the coming years. Co-creation between humans and machines could be just the beginning of a new creative era.
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