
L’Università degli Studi di Milano sostiene l’uso di strumenti di Intelligenza Artificiale a supporto di tutte le sue attività, mantenendo fermo prima di tutto il principio di porre la persona al centro di ogni iniziativa.Lo scopo dunque del Decalogo “Governare l’Intelligenza Artificiale in Ateneo” non è quello di vincolare ma piuttosto di promuovere un utilizzo etico, legittimo e consapevole di strumenti di Intelligenza Artificiale, recependo i più recenti documenti normativi in materia e le buone pratiche già promosse da molte università e centri di ricerca a livello nazionale e internazionale. The University of Milan intends to foster the use of Artificial Intelligence tools to support all its activities, while holding firm that individuals are at the core of each of its initiatives. Therefore, the goal of the document “Governing Artificial Intelligence within the University” is not to provide limits, but rather to promote an ethical, legally-compliant and conscious use of Artificial Intelligence tools, by implementing the latest regulatory provisions on the subject, as well as best practices already adopted by many universities and research centres in Italy and abroad. (Gruppo di lavoro sulla AI: SIlvana Castano, Alfio Ferrara, Ivano Eberini, Pierluigi Perri, Giovanni Ziccardi, Mirko Bove, Laura Colombo, Daniela Scaccia, Paola Galimberti, Paola Lupi)
responsible use of AI
responsible use of AI
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