On October 19 and 20, the conference “Artificial Intelligence and Humanistic Knowledge: Educational Challenges and New Professional Roles” took place, aiming to define educational models and skill sets required by research and the job market.

As part of the session “Universities and Businesses in Dialogue: What Skills for New AI Professions?”, Marco Cappellini (ArtCentrica) contributed as a speaker, presenting “ASTERIAE: Human and Artificial Intelligence for Creating Interactive Multimedia Stories Based on Artworks”. Alongside Vincenzo Masucci (Expert.ai), he engaged in a dialogue with DILBEC PhD students and the academic community on the key competencies needed across research, cultural heritage, and the job market.