Daniela Tafani is a fixed-term researcher of Political Philosophy at the University of Pisa. She has been a research fellow at the University of Bologna. She is vice-president of the Italian Society of Kantian Studies (Società Italiana di Studi Kantiani). She is a member of the editorial board of the journal ‘Bollettino telematico di filosofia politica’ and of the Scientific Committee of the journal ‘Zeitschrift für Rechtsphilosophie’. She is a member of the Italian Society for the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence. She has worked on Kantian moral philosophy, the philosophy of law in German ideal-ism, the relationship between ethics and law in the 20th century, and contemporary libertarian pater-nalisms. Her current research interests include the ethics and politics of artificial intelligence.
The course addresses the main ethical and regulatory issues related to AI, including the European AI Act, moral dilemmas (e.g., autonomous driving), and the political implications of AI systems. Participants will develop the ability to assess the ethical impact of technologies, critically distinguish myths and misleading narratives, and promote the responsible adoption of AI in line with fundamental rights.
Artificial Intelligence for Business