H-Farm’s Riccardo Donadon: “Technology will not make us lose jobs; it will create new and more specialised jobs”

H-Farm is one of the most important incubators of innovative start-ups in Europe, but who are the role models of its founder? And what is his vision for the future professions? A lecture by Professor Riccardo Donadon

Di |2024-07-15T10:04:50+01:00Dicembre 29th, 2017|Future of Work, Innovation, MF|0 Commenti

In order to be useful, technology needs to be attractive

What are the ideals of the founder of H-Farm, one of the most important incubators of innovative start-ups in Europe? And his vision on the professions of tomorrow? A lecture by Professor Riccardo Donadon

Di |2024-07-15T10:04:49+01:00Dicembre 12th, 2017|Future of Work, Innovation, MF|0 Commenti

Finding the right skills: how not to be replaced by a robot in the workplace

Nowadays, continuous training, soft skills and lifelong learning have become the norm. Here are a few tips on how to avoid artificial intelligence stealing half our jobs.

Di |2024-07-15T10:04:47+01:00Novembre 27th, 2017|Education, Future of Work, MF|0 Commenti

Robots and technical schools, missing factors in the Theory of the Lower Class

Raffaele Alberto Ventura's book proposes an original approach to the generational issue of today's young adults aged 20-30 years. But it lacks insight into the future. Especially, regarding changes that could be wrought by the advent of new artificial intelligence technologies.

Di |2024-07-15T10:04:46+01:00Novembre 13th, 2017|Education, MF|0 Commenti

Brian Chesky, I design the future I want to live in

At the young age of 27, he launched Airbnb, challenging the cliché never to trust strangers, and winning the title of "dad" of sharing economy. What about the future of work and of the company? It all comes down to trusting others

Di |2024-07-15T10:04:45+01:00Novembre 3rd, 2017|Economy, Innovation, MF|0 Commenti

Wages and productivity: the great (and double) paradox of the new economy

Why do new technologies sometimes not stimulate productivity? And why is growing productivity not reflected in growing wages? Two paradoxes that economists have been puzzling out since the onset of computers

Di |2024-07-15T10:04:43+01:00Ottobre 6th, 2017|Future of Work, Innovation, MF|0 Commenti

Andrea Garnero, OECD: Watch out for technophobia: the fear of innovation can be more harmful than innovation itself

Nothing could be worse than closing up like a clam and trying to stem technology because we find it intimidating. All this does is make us lose contact with the frontier of innovation, and turn away the best young talents

Di |2024-07-15T10:04:43+01:00Ottobre 4th, 2017|Future of Work, Innovation, MF|0 Commenti

Stefano Micelli: Part humanist, part programmer – this is the craftsman of the future”

Interview with the author of Futuro Artigiano: Schools are essential: Sweden' secondary technical schools churn out 800,000 technicians per year, whereas in Italy this figure is at most 10,000. It is only by combining culture with technology that we can hope to restore substance to the world of work

Di |2024-07-15T10:04:41+01:00Settembre 27th, 2017|Education, Future of Work, MF|0 Commenti
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