Today, sustainability must be the guiding principle of every choice, especially when it comes to digital transformation. Because technology must be an accelerator, not an obstacle to development. It must build bridges, not accentuate inequalities. And this is how it can play a leading role in building a more sustainable future for our country. This … Read more
How it all started before the combustion engine, why today the electric revolution is not coming and we are still here talking about it When we talk about electric cars, we always take it for granted that it is a recent technological innovation: for some it is a very cool (and very expensive, otherwise what … Read more
In five years as a Foundation for Digital Sustainability, I have seen many, many Sustainability Officers. There are the enthusiastic ones, who take a huge issue on their shoulders and make it a banner for the company. There are those who make it a real mission. There are those who have vision. There are those … Read more
The development of the Internet has revolutionised the way we live, work and connect with the world. But, as in any self-respecting revolution, there are those who have taken advantage of it. With the birth of the Internet, one of the greatest revolutions in human history began: an interconnected world where information can be shared … Read more
The digital transformation of the Public Administration is no longer just a technical or infrastructural issue: it is a lever of public, sustainable value, capable of generating economic and social spin-offs, if guided with vision and awareness. The challenge is not only to ‘go digital’, but to ensure that digital serves the PA – and … Read more
‘God is dead’: an expression that spans the centuries, from Nietzsche to Guccini, via the Nomads, and that continues to echo in multiple contexts. Nietzsche used it to describe the crisis of traditional values that once gave meaning to existence; Guccini and the Nomads have made it their own in music, to recount the unease … Read more
Maritime transport is a key pillar of global trade and, at the same time, a non-negligible source of emissions. Estimates indicate that ships are responsible for around 2% of global energy-relatedCO2 emissions: an only apparently modest contribution which – according to forecasts – could increase by 50% by 2050 due to the growth in traffic. … Read more
Data from the Sustainable AI Report reveal a cautious Italy: neither seduced nor hostile, but in search of a reliable relationship with technology. A psychoanalytic reading reveals that what is really at stake is not intelligence, but epistemic trust. What does it mean today to trust artificial intelligence? It is not just a matter of … Read more
Three days of discussion, experimentation and training saw 56 caving rescue technicians from all over Italy take part from 10 to 12 October. The occasion was theOpen Day CTS 2025, organised by the Speleological Technical Commission (CTS) in collaboration with the National School for Caving Rescue Technicians of the National Alpine and Speleological Rescue Corps … Read more
When 10% of the machines do 90% of the work (and the horses disappear) In 1963, Derek J. de Solla Price discovered some ruthless mathematics: in any human field, half of the significant results come from the square root of the total number of participants. In a group of 100 people, only 10 produce 50 … Read more
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