Adnkronos (Adnkronos) – "Made's role has always been to help Italian businesses, especially small and medium-sized ones, adopt technologies. Today, the challenge of artificial intelligence is even more complex and challenging, because it's a technology somewhat distant from the perception of the average entrepreneur, difficult to understand, and where algorithms have become a commodity."
Marco Taisch, President of Made – Competence Center Industry 4,0, stated this at today's meeting in Milan, "AI and Physical AI, the impact on the real world," organized by Assolombarda in collaboration with the Lombardy Region.
During the conference, the resolution was signed that launches phase two of Milan's Innovation and Development Zone (ZIS) dedicated to Artificial Intelligence, which is called "Officina AI."
Promoted by Assolombarda, the current leader, the Zis will see Made Competence Center take on the role of hub and management entity.
“Adoption and implementation require redesigning skills and organization, and that's exactly what Made is called upon to do,” Taisch emphasizes, “teaching how to adopt artificial intelligence, which will be the biggest productivity accelerator in the coming years.
We can't miss this train: information and training are very important,” he concludes.
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