00:02Milan is a candidate to become the global capital of artificial intelligence governance,
00:09ready to host a new pillar and the United Nations dedicated to the independent evaluation of
00:14This technology. The executive's full support was confirmed by Undersecretary
00:19Alessio Butti, who spoke at Palazzo Turati at the meeting proposed by Amcem, spoke about innovation
00:25Italy, Assolombarda, and Comcommercio in the presence of Senate President Ignazio Larussa.
00:30According to Butti, Milan and Lombardy have all the right credentials, an ecosystem of excellence
00:36made up of universities, research centres and innovative companies, inserted into a national strategy
00:41which links the AI Act to the quantum plan, up to key projects such as Coalience
00:46and Volta B1. The real challenge now is to define shared international criteria to measure the impact
00:52real use of artificial intelligence on work, economy and daily life, thus orienting
00:57the country's strategic investments. Understanding how climate change favors
01:05turbulence in flight and transferring these results into aviation forecasts is the aim
01:10of Turbometer, the method developed by an international study led by the Institute
01:15National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology. Analyzing over 3,000 pilot reports, researchers
01:21They found that in 68% of cases global warming plays a primary role in intensifying
01:27critical conditions, including turbulence in clear air, invisible to traditional radar
01:33and linked to sudden changes in winds at high altitude. This is where Turbometer Live comes from, a
01:38operational tool that compares European weather forecasts with similar situations in the past.
01:44By producing high-resolution maps, it estimates risk levels along routes on individual
01:49airport runways, helping airlines and air traffic controllers plan safer routes
01:55and reduce on-board injuries, delays and fuel consumption.
02:00Technologies and sustainability meet at COP31 underway in Antalya, where Italy
02:06brings excellence and its buildings as a global model of climate adaptation.
02:11At the Italian Pavilion, Ance and Oice, with the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and the Environment and the World Bank,
02:17presents an air-earth-fire-water installation, a journey into the cutting-edge solutions of
02:23Urban regeneration. Among the projects, buildings powered by underground energy stand out.
02:28like Uptown in Milan and H-Campus in Treviso, advanced seismic isolation for the rebirth
02:34of Castelluccio di Norcia and large green infrastructures such as the Brenner Tunnel.
02:39also to high technology applied to water with RoboGo, the robot guided by intelligence
02:44An artificial project that protects the port of Trieste underwater without polluting it.
02:49enriched by the Rebuilding Urban Resilience event, which confirms the Italian supply chain as a laboratory
02:55high-tech for the cities of the future.
02:58Behind the icons of Italian design lies invisible but crucial scientific research.
03:04It is the heart of the chemistry of design Designing Matter, the exhibition inaugurated at Palazzo
03:08Piacentini in Rome, headquarters of the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy. Sponsored by Federchimica
03:13and ADI Design Museum, the exhibition offers a reflection on design through transformations
03:19of the matter, highlighting the role of chemistry combined with the research that precedes the
03:24shape and makes possible the qualities of objects, lightness, elasticity, transparency, resistance,
03:29Comfort and the ability to be recovered and transformed. Between masterpieces of the Golden Compass and champions
03:35in the laboratory, the path is divided into four sections: generate, enhance, regenerate
03:41and rethink, from polymers to composites to recycling and biofabricated materials such as
03:46Fungal mycelium. A journey through the brilliance of research and the wisdom of manufacturing.
03:51Italian, open until November 28th in the sustainable soul of Made in Italy.
03:55Chemistry is rightly nicknamed the industry of industries, it is a cross-cutting industry
04:01which has been fundamental, particularly in the post-war period, but still clearly today,
04:08in the development of Italian design. Probably if there hadn't been a development at that time
04:14of new products that have allowed creativity to be concretely realized and put into practice
04:22of our very talented designers, today we would not have the so-called Made in Italy that the whole world
04:29envies us. So the combination of chemistry and design was probably the most important element
04:37visible products that are used in 95% of everyday manufactured goods, but
04:46which also express within design a form and an art that has allowed Italy
04:53to be leaders in this sector worldwide.
