Adnkronos (Adnkronos) – “My appeal to institutions, including myself, is to work on educating young people to make them aware that their creativity cannot be replaced by artificial intelligence. Therefore, we must invest in young people so that they remember that they are unique in their way of thinking and that artificial intelligence is an excellent tool they should use, but it will never replace the authenticity of their own thinking.”
Manuela Cacciamani, CEO and General Manager of Cinecittà, said this at the press conference—moderated by Adnkronos editor Davide Desario—presenting the first edition of 'In Lazio-be excellence. Lazio tourism market,' the event dedicated to promoting Lazio's tourism, cultural, and regional excellence, which officially kicked off today at Wegil in Rome.
“We all have to work on this,” he warns.
Cinecittà is doing this together with the Ministry of Culture. With a very interesting project called Short Attacks, which invests in young people under 35. It's an initiative that supports young talent in Italian cinema through the production of unreleased short films.
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