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Fosca Giannotti, della Scuola normale di Pisa commenta i punti salienti della enciclica presentata lo scorso 15 maggio da Papa Leone XIV sui rischi dei grandi sistemi LLM, dell'importanza della regolamentazione, dell'educazione, ma anche di una "ecologia della conoscenza" che porti a sviluppi più sostenibili e diversificati di Intelligenza artificiale, a favore dello sviluppo umano. A intervistare la ricercatrice Luca Carra.
Anthony Fauci, at 85, has been called to testify before the Senate committee investigating the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic, in what feels like a settling of scores by the very party that, at the time, was recommending chloroquine as a defence. The eminent physician is once again at the centre of controversy, not least for choosing to invoke the Fifth Amendment rather than answer questions. Guido Poli, immunologist at the San Raffaele Hospital and president of Patto Trasversale per la Scienza, who worked with him for many years, recalls in this article Tony Fauci's battles in the history of American and international public health, from AIDS to the pandemic. The image is taken from the footage (public domain) of A. Fauci's hearing on 29 July 2026 before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
In recent days, Anthony (“Tony”) Fauci has once again become a prominent figure in the international media, and to some extent in Italy as well. As the physician-scientist who has played one of the leading roles in U.S. public health over the past several decades, he became known throughout the world during the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Having had the privilege and good fortune to work with him from 1986 to 1993, I would like to offer my personal account of the scientist and the man.
