The cultural association Secchi di vernici, under the patronage of the Municipality of Avigliana, presents a demonstration evening to understand how autonomous artificial intelligence is transforming the world of work. The future of business processes no longer depends solely on simple automation, but on the strategic decision-making capabilities of machines. To explore this new frontier, Secchi di vernici is organizing the meeting "AI Agents: What They Are and How to Use Them in Our Profession or Business to Be Competitive."
The free event will be held on Friday, April 17th at 8:45 PM at the Bertotto Auditorium in Avigliana.
The meeting is aimed at entrepreneurs, professionals, and local businesses looking to gain a real competitive advantage. The conference will demonstrate practical strategies for optimizing time and costs, illustrating the crucial transition towards autonomous artificial intelligence: a technology capable of operating independently to achieve complex objectives.
Speakers and Topics
The evening will feature three leading industry experts, who will offer a comprehensive overview of strategy, technology, and communication:
Angelo Marino, a management engineer and cybersecurity expert, will offer a strategic briefing on the "new operating system of the world," analyzing the transformation that businesses must undergo to survive and thrive in the AI era. He is vice president of the Secchi di vernici association.
Carlo Perassi, a computer engineer and co-founder of Octopus Lab, will demonstrate, using pre-trained models, the operational functioning of an AI Agent and how to structure a network of autonomous operators capable of collaborating with each other.
Matteo De Simone, a computer engineer with a PhD from the Polytechnic University of Turin and an expert in research and development and IoT (Internet of Things), will explore the potential of AI Agents in the fields of visual communication and video production, presenting concrete use cases and ready-to-use models.
The evening will be moderated by journalist, communications and social marketing expert Sonia Carella, founder and president of the Secchi di vernici association.
