If artificial intelligence makes the production of content, analysis, code, and knowledge increasingly abundant and low-cost, what continues to hold value? Together with Jacopo Paoletti, we explore the AI Economy beyond the topic of tools: how do work, organizations, and business models change when a growing portion of cognitive output can be automated?
The point is not merely to understand which tasks will be performed by machines, but which human abilities will become rarer—and therefore more valuable: judgment, responsibility, creativity, interpersonal skills, the ability to ask the right questions, and the ability to translate technology into decisions. A discussion on what businesses can delegate to AI, what they need to rethink, and what—precisely in the age of automation—is regaining a profoundly human value.
SPEAKERS
Francesca Zanutto
University of Turin Direzione Ricerca, Innovazione e Internazionalizzazione
Rodolfo Baggio
Bocconi University Ricercatore e Docente
Jacopo Paoletti
Exegesis Founder & Chairman
