Riccardo Soliani Brivio on "Magnifica Humanitas"
Riccardo Soliani Brivio (Ph. from LinkedIn) By Primavera Fisogni I do not think AI can or should be disarmed in the sense of being stopped. The technology is already too deeply integrated into modern society. The real challenge is governance. We need to disarm the harmful uses of AI rather than AI itself,” says Riccardo Soliani Brivio, Associate Director of Corporate Communications at IWC Schaffhausen (Switzerland). An internationally reputed professional in the luxury sector
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Gianfranco Brevetto on MAGNIFICA HUMANITAS
The Italian sociologist and the editor-in-chief of Exagere, the review of Società Italiana di Psicologia e Pedagogia, intervenes in the discussion about Pope Leo XIV's Encyclical Letter. His analysis is especially oriented to human labor facing the risks of the technological power of Artificial Intelligence La basilica di San Pietro nella Città del Vaticano (Wix Pics) Di Gianfranco Brevetto Magnificat Humanitas, la prima enciclica di Leone XIV, reca il sottotitolo Sulla custo
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Late to the Ball in the Era of Sinner and Alcaraz
Award-winning American journalist and author Gerald Marzorati, who came to tennis in his fifties, explores a sporting passion anchored in the profound search for solitude and reflection. "All sports are now played by men and women who are stronger and faster than what we’ve ever seen before." Marzorati talks about Sinner, Errani, and Vavassori. Read the conversation with REKH MAGAZINE Tennis ball (Wix Pics) By Primavera Fisogni Late to the Ball (2017) is probably the book tha
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The "Sinnerian Moment" in Contemporary Tennis
The shocking images of the Italian outstanding champion Jannik Sinner being defeated by the heat yesterday during a match at the Roland Garros tournament in Paris are inevitably part of his extraordinary career. Professor Carlo Magnani is interviewed here about the evolution of tennis as a global sport and is asked to highlight its anthropological traits. On the occasion of Wimbledon, REKH MAGAZINE will publish a hybrid book, digital and printed, dedicated to the METAPHYSICS
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Gianluigi Segalerba on "Magnifica Humanitas"
The Italian philosopher examines the main chapters of the recent Encyclical Letter by Pope Leo, unveiling the theoretical 'strategy' of the document: the discourse about AI cannot be understood outside the theological frame, nor can it be considered apart from the anthropology of transcendence. Artificial Intelligence is not a neutral issue. Reading the encyclical, then, means to take a position about life and our being in the world Un laptop, espressione della tecnologia dig
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Marina Aliverti on "Magnifica Humanitas"
A path across generations for rebuilding our future is the most remarkable advice from Pope Leo XIV's encyclical letter for the Italian-Swiss artist. Aliverti's reflection dives into the core of the first pontifical encyclical with a passionate, as well as optimistic, approach. The challenge, now, is to reject the AI-driven myth of artificial perfection Immagine simbolica (Unsplash) Di Marina Aliverti Leggendo l’introduzione all’Enciclica Magnifica Humanitas di Papa Leone XIV
May 264 min read
Paolo Foglio on "Magnifica Humanitas"
The focus on labour and consciousness, in Pope Leo XIV's encyclical letter, is probably the most remarkable passage for framing the discourse about AI within an anthropological perspective. The abstract approach to the matter, on the other hand, shows the inevitable structural limit of the Pope's encyclical. Read the comment from the engineer, and an artificial intelligence specialist for REKH MAGAZINE Di Paolo Foglio L’enciclica Magnifica Humanitas di Papa Leone XIV si disti
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