The role of technology in the policy debate
Security in the post-pandemic world is being challenged by increasingly sophisticated threats that can endanger a country’s democratic stability.
Against this delicate backdrop is the sudden technological development that in recent years has prompted the world’s largest countries to run for cover in the face of degenerations in this new fragile balance, poised between incalculable risks and boundless possibilities.
Giuseppe Esposito Mocerino, host of Specchio dei Tempi, a space hosted by Roberto Vicaretti, gives his thoughts on the current scenario, on the threshold of an election season that will involve most citizens.
EU fights for digital sovereignty
Artificial intelligence algorithms, as President Mocerino pointed out during his speech, remain a man-made technology, and its use must protect human beings. It is up to institutions and individual governments to provide clarity on the correct ways to use it.
“I hear little about digital sovereignty, yet we are in the presence of a U.S.-China duopoly. Europe needs to strike a blow. The focus of the next European Parliament on cybersecurity and AI issues must be central,” concluded President Giuseppe Mocerino.
