Angela Micocci
Milan, Italy
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Beyond the Prompt: How Generative AI Is Reshaping Work, Creativity & Decision-Making
Generative AI is moving beyond experimentation and becoming a real operating layer for business, creativity, productivity, and human collaboration. But while everyone is talking about prompts, the real transformation is happening elsewhere: AI agents, multimodal experiences, AI-powered decision intelligence, responsible governance, and the rise of AI-native organizations.
In this session, we’ll explore the latest GenAI trends emerging from global conversations at events like AI Week and the broader international AI ecosystem, translating hype into practical scenarios and future-ready strategies.
Through real-world examples, live reflections, and concrete use cases across industries, we’ll discuss:
Why AI is becoming “invisible infrastructure” embedded into daily workflows
The evolution from chat to autonomous AI agents
How multimodal AI is changing communication, customer experience, and accessibility
The growing importance of AI governance, security, and trust
What organizations need to become truly AI-ready
Why human skills like creativity, empathy, adaptability, and critical thinking are becoming even more valuable in the AI era
This session is designed for innovators, business leaders, technologists, and curious minds who want to understand not only where Generative AI is today — but where it is heading next.
Attendees will leave with practical insights, strategic inspiration, and a clearer vision of how to navigate the next wave of AI transformation responsibly and effectively
Can a machine become a human's best friend?
Imagine a future where artificial intelligence is not just an invisible tool that optimizes processes, but a true companion: capable of listening, understanding, and growing alongside us. A friend—not in the superficial sense of a “talking machine,” but in the deeper sense of an ally who amplifies our abilities, safeguards our memories, and pushes us to go beyond our limits.
This talk explores the delicate line between technology and humanity: what does “friendship” truly mean in an era where AI is becoming increasingly personalized, empathetic, and woven into our daily lives? Can we really trust a machine—and, more importantly, what does our desire to build relationships with the non-human reveal about us?
Through real-world examples of how AI is already supporting vulnerable communities, fostering inclusion, and creating unexpected connections, the talk invites reflection: isn’t friendship, at its core, about being supported, understood, and made better? If so, the answer might surprise us.
The aim is not to discuss technology in isolation, but to reflect on our relationship with it: a philosophical yet practical journey that challenges us to ask not only whether a machine can become our best friend, but whether we are ready to let it.
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