Giovedì 29 gennaio 2026
15:00 – 17:00
Nell’ambito del Ciclo di lezioni Generare e comunicare conoscenza per l’anno 2026 “Una circolarità inesauribile, tra genio dell’uomo e intelligenza artificiale” organizzate dell’Istituto Lombardo
Accademia di Scienze e Lettere
Sala Adunanze – Via Brera, 28, 20121 Milano MI, Italia
Il prof. Egidio D’Angelo terrà una lezione dal titolo:
L’intelligenza artificiale e i gemelli del cervello
La lezione sarà anche trasmessa in streaming
I dettagli dell’evento sono disponibili al seguente link
Generare e comunicare conoscenza una circolarit inesauribile tra genio delluomo e intelligenza artificiale
English below
Generating and Communicating Knowledge:
An Endless Circularity Between Human Genius and Artificial Intelligence
Lecture Series for the Year 2026
Streaming and Info are available at this link
Prof. Egidio D’Angelo will give the talk entitled:
Artificial Intelligence and Brain Digital Twins
Knowledge is an infinite resource: it is the quintessential intangible asset upon which the development of society is built. In turn, communication plays a decisive role in the growth of knowledge itself, within a process of inexhaustible circularity.
This lecture series outlines a historical profile of how knowledge is generated and disseminated, through forms and methods in constant transformation, deeply connected to technological innovation and to the socio-political and economic dynamics of different eras.
However, the proposed lectures focus primarily on the present—on new opportunities for knowledge and the interconnected risks, amplified by the increasingly pervasive use of generative artificial intelligence, which stands alongside the inexhaustible creative source that is human genius.
How do these new ways of generating and communicating knowledge impact today’s use of language and images? Geopolitical and economic dynamics? What consequences do they have in fields such as medicine and justice? And in our understanding of history, amid writings, rewritings, and revisionism?
“Knowing how knowledge is born” also makes it possible to recognize its distortions, enabling a more conscious approach to media communication—especially journalism—which today often seems to be searching for a new identity.
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Sala Adunanze – Via Brera 28, 20121 Milan, Italy