16 dicembre 2019 — bocconi

Let’s talk about
onlife

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16 December 2019 — BOCCONI
Let’s talk about onlife
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A new format to look beyond patterns and shape possible futures

On 16 December the second illimity talk as part of StartupItalia! Open Summit, the largest event in Italy for startups and innovation.

A conversation between Luciano Floridi, Professor of Philosophy and Ethics of Information at Oxford University, and Corrado Passera, illimity CEO, focusing on the term "onlife" as the starting point for an exploration of the complex connection between new technologies and being human.

What will our future be like with our online and offline existence? How will we find our way through this hyperconnected world? What outlook is required to innovate today? What role will responsible capitalism play?

What Luciano Floridi and Corrado Passera have to say in our search for new models we can use to provide a simple interpretation of those complex processes – digital transformation, global infosphere and the fourth industrial revolution – we are living through.

The goal is to identify opportunities and risks that come with such enormous change and thus tackle the future in an informed paradigm, adopting a responsible approach to future generations, the working world and society in general.

Bocconi University, Milan

Via Guglielmo Röntgen, 1
20136 Milano

16 December 2019

5:30 PM
Aula Magna

The Speakers

Corrado Passera
Founder & CEO illimity
Following a degree in business administration from Bocconi University, he has based his path on the challenge for innovation: from Olivetti to illimity, passing throught Poste Italiane, Intesa Sanpaolo and the Italian Government. Today is CEO of the new paradigm bank.
Luciano Floridi
Professor of Philosophy at Oxford
Luciano Floridi is Professor of Pholosophy and Information Ethics at Oxford University, where he is also Director at the Digital Ethics Lab.

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Quotes

When total change occurs it is not possible to simply adapt to the new environment.

Corrado Passera

CEO illimity

Innovation means asking yourself: what is the problem that is really close to my heart?

Luciano Floridi

Professor of Philosophy at Oxford

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