The Role of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Wars, Democracy, Critical Thinking and Education

Generative Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing our time, influencing war dynamics, democratic processes, critical thinking skills and educational models. Its diffusion raises crucial questions about ethics, control and responsibility, requiring a profound reflection on the role we want to assign to it in the society of the near future.

Dr. Alessandro Trivilini is the head of the Computer Forensics Service at SUPSI. He holds a PhD in Artificial Intelligence obtained with honors from the Polytechnic University of Milan. An expert in cybersecurity and digital investigations, he is the author of books and a scientific communicator. He has represented Switzerland in European scientific projects and has participated as a speaker at the World Economic Forum in Davos on cybersecurity and blockchain issues. In the past, he worked in Silicon Valley as a software engineer for InVision Technologies Inc., a leading company in the development of X-ray scanners for the detection of bombs and explosives in airports.

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