Comparing perspectives and skills in innovation and work between AI and digital technologies

In the distinguished setting of the Chamber of Deputies on Wednesday, July 3rd, the technical table organized by ANGI – National Association of Young Innovators in collaboration with the Cafasso & Figli studio was held on the theme “Innovation and work: scenarios and perspectives between AI and digital.” The main objective of the initiative was to bring together experts, academics, businesses, and institutions to discuss the world of work, the development of new skills, labor law perspectives, and implications for young people and businesses. The session began with opening remarks from ANGI delegates led by President Gabriele Ferrieri and Alessandro del Frate of the scientific committee. Institutional greetings were also provided by Hon. Alessandro Giglio Vigna, President of the European Affairs Commission of the Chamber of Deputies, and Hon. Walter Rizzetto, President of the Public and Private Work Commission of the Chamber of Deputies.

On the matter of work, the testimony of Prof. Nino Carmine Cafasso, President of AIS (Associazione Imprese di Servizi), Employment Lawyer, and Labor Consultant, held significant importance. Prof. Cafasso highlighted topics such as Zes (Special Economic Zones), the role of AI, the importance of public-private partnerships through project financing, and employment prospects related to the cohesion decree. Various experts then discussed the institutional vision, execution of ministerial projects, and citizen projects related to the world of work, skills development, and investments. This part of the discussion included inputs from individuals like Francesco Tufarelli, Paola Redenta Izzo, Vincenzo Di Nicola, Gianpiero Ruggiero, Alessandro Coppola, William Nonnis, and others.

Representatives from the business world discussed the strengths and weaknesses surrounding work, skills, and investments. Daniele Scoccia, Andrea Catania, Valeria Sassi, Ciro Cafiero, Gianpiero Tufilli, and Gian Luca Orefice were among the industry professionals who provided insights during this session. Additionally, trade associations and academic experts shared their valuable perspectives on the same topics. Some notable contributors included Marcello Ferraguzzi, Hon. Renata Bueno, Nicola Cucari, and Liano Capicotto. All participants were unified in the goal of identifying opportunities for the world of work, supporting businesses, and nurturing young talents. ANGI President Gabriele Ferrieri expressed gratitude for the parliamentary institutions of the Chamber and all those who participated in the roundtable discussion.