My intervention will echo many of the proposals and ideas that have already been leveraged at this table. Obviously, Italy developed its own national strategy for AI, but what I feel that at national, domestic, international level, regional, and global, but what we have to overcome is fear, fear is the name of the game. I come to what Emirati said, AI cuts a cross in whole society the way we live, we produce, we interact with the environment, and there is a either utopia or dystopia reaction to that. Italy is one of the largest manifacturing countries, but the structure of our manifacturing is made of small-medium sized companies that are all afraid of being left out, they are all afraid of being left out of this digital and data economy. So what we tried to do? In Italy was, first of all, Italy is very long, so we went, we created a series of original Hubs where companies could go and learn, because the point is, we have to, we can speak about the large models and exc. Another element, when we speak about AI, practically, we all speak about LLMs, AI is with us, it has already been with us for the last thirty-twenty years. Now we were all afraid because machines have hacked the human operating systems, they deal with us. So, since, it’s so profound the changes that are going on which we try to teach companies, how to use it already, and help them to overcome the fear, the fear of what? Of the results of the technology they are using, of the reliabilty of what they are doing, and then we come there to data, the quality of data, the quality of processing, how to harness this technology, and at the same time, they have to start using these technologies in order to be included in what is a global data economy, so we also try to, as the United Emirates did, to enlarge our experience to our area, and since we had this Mattei Plan for Africa, we aligned the Mattei Plan for Africa and the AI Development for Strategy in order to involve African countries to be with us, we take in these companies, we, our strategy is based on data pipelines, green computing, talent, because, same thing, there is lot of talents in Africa to be used and harnessed, and use with these companies the same technology on the same method we use with the Italians, so we are going to take some of them, we will continue, and accelerate the result with these companies in order to start to produce concrete, substantial results in the hope that they all become unicorns, but if they start being the leg of unicorn, we are going to be happy, but as I said, the point is we must prevent the people are afraid of this technology, we must try to harness them and use them like with all the examples that you have heard. Each of us, domestically, nationally, and regionally, we have a role to play and only together we can overcome the fear and help people accept and use this techology that is with us already.
Thank you very much.
