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Speakers and events

Members of the Technical-Scientific Committee speak on European and Italian AI rules, AI literacy, ethics, and adoption. They take part in events in Italy and the United States, in person or remotely.

Formats

Five formats cover most requests. Tell us yours if it is different.

Keynote
One speaker opens or closes your program with a talk built around your audience, on European or Italian AI rules, AI literacy, ethics, or adoption.
Roundtable
Two or three committee members in a moderated discussion with your speakers. It suits professional audiences who want to hear the Italian reading of a question alongside the American one.
Delegation briefing
For American delegations visiting Rome or other Italian cities: a working session on the regulatory frame, followed by introductions to the Italian organizations you came to meet.
Co-hosted launch
A product, report, or program presented in Italy with AIPIA as co-host, subject to the same criteria as institutional endorsement.
Remote session for the East Coast
A talk or workshop delivered from Italy between 9:00 and 12:00 New York time, which is afternoon in Rome. Good for lunch-and-learn formats and for teams spread across US time zones.

Speakers and their subjects

Rafael Patron

Chair, Technical-Scientific Committee

  • AI adoption in Italian organizations
  • LLMO and AI search
  • AI literacy under Article 4 of the AI Act

Umberto Luciani

Member, Technical-Scientific Committee

  • AI in marketing and communication
  • Media and publishing in Italy
  • Commercial adoption of AI

Federico Pichetto

Vice Chair, Technical-Scientific Committee

  • Ethics of artificial intelligence
  • AI in education
  • The Rome Call for AI Ethics

Josefina Strano

Director of Legal & Institutional Relations

  • Institutional agreements
  • Italian professional associations under Law 4/2013
  • AI regulation in Italy

Full biographies are on the committee page. For regulatory talks, the EU AI Act guide shows the level of detail we work at.

How to request a speaker

One email with these details lets us check availability straight away.

  • Date and timewith the time zone
  • Placecity and venue, or the platform for a remote session
  • Audiencewho they are and roughly how many
  • Subjectthe question you want the talk to answer
  • LanguageEnglish or Italian
  • Formatfrom the list above, or your own

Request a speaker at info@aipia.us