Stories from Rome · Italy

Antonello De Fortuna is curating a mission with Renato Brunetta, who serves as the president of the CNEL (National Council for Economy and Labour). This mission is part of an ongoing program.

Antonio Gallofaro has been assigned the mission of unblocking servers, a task linked to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The specific nature or location of these servers was not detailed.

A study's findings indicate that the 'Ndrangheta, an Italian mafia organization, primarily relies on family relationships for recruitment. The greatest weakness of the network is considered to be smaller families on its periphery, not the powerful mafia families.

A plan is being developed in Italy to construct a school that will leverage artificial intelligence to personalize learning experiences for students.

The POSO project aims to build new educational and cultural awareness to accompany technological transformations related to artificial intelligence. This initiative said the centrality of the person in the AI era, promoting education to navigate these changes. Vojne Linarevich, the school's director, noted that young people are very interested in these stories.

Political entities in Rome have reportedly refused to engage with the AI platform 'CAGPT'.

A music-related 'happening' is scheduled for 18:30 at the Feltrinelli in Largo Argentina, Rome. The event is described as 'not a presentation like the others' and will cover a 'very current' topic related to music. The source mentioned this financial aspect within the framework of the Biennale.

The work 'Mare Vitezza,' written by Carmen Crezzo, describes a discussion that took place on an airplane. The conversation was with a young Roman electrician who holds an electrician's diploma.

A decree concerning procurement, or 'appalti', was conceived at the beginning of the year in Italy. An activity was carried out by means of a contribution granted with a MASAF (Ministry of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Forests) decree.

The Meloni government is facing parliamentary questions regarding the number of retirees and new hires, broken down by region and province. The government's stated response has been that they either do not know or cannot disclose these figures.