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Un nuovo rapporto del Centro Comune di Ricerca della Commissione Europea analizza come l'economia dell'attenzione, i modelli di business delle piattaforme digitali e l'intelligenza artificiale generativa stiano frammentando la realtà condivisa, alimentando disinformazione e polarizzazione — e cosa si può fare per invertire la rotta.
Venerdì 17 aprile, ore 15:00 Luca Carra ne discute con Walter Quattrociocchi, dell'Università La Sapienza di Roma, tra gli autori del rapporto.
Every year, millions of Chinese students take the Gaokao, an extremely tough exam that can change the course of a life. But what can this system teach us? Between intense pressure and paths to excellence, it offers a chance to reflect on the idea of merit in Italy as well.
Each year, over 12 million Chinese students sit for the Gaokao (高考), one of the most difficult and decisive university entrance exams in the world. This three-day test includes Chinese, Mathematics, English, and one elective subject from either the sciences or humanities. The maximum score varies by province, typically between 750 and 900, with the admission threshold for top universities exceeding 680–700 points. On average, fewer than 2% of students manage to get into elite institutions such as Peking University or Tsinghua University.
