Si prevede che l'intelligenza artificiale contribuirà con 15,7 trilioni di dollari all'economia globale entro il 2030, ma solo il 10% di questo sarà percepito nel Sud del mondo.
A discussion paper authored by participants of the AI Hub for Sustainable Development's Local Language Partnership Accelerator Pilot
AI is expected to contribute US$15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030, but only 10 percent of this will be felt in the Global South.
In che modo i paesi del G7 supportano le economie emergenti nello sfruttare l'IA per lo sviluppo sostenibile?
Con solo il cinque percento dei talenti africani di intelligenza artificiale che hanno accesso alla potenza e alle risorse computazionali necessarie per svolgere attività complesse, dobbiamo agire ora per cambiare questa traiettoria.
Con la rapida ascesa dell'intelligenza artificiale (AI) come principale motore del progresso tecnologico, democratizzare l'accesso alle opportunità digitali attraverso una maggiore rappresentanza e inclusione di lingue diverse non è mai stato così importante.
La visione dello sviluppo inclusivo dell'IA sarà un tema centrale della prossima riunione ministeriale del Gruppo dei Sette (G7) prevista a Roma il 10 ottobre, dove i ministri e le parti interessate italiani e africani si riuniranno per discutere del futuro della tecnologia e dello sviluppo.
Dichiarazione ufficiale che descrive in dettaglio gli impegni dei leader del G7 sulle questioni globali e accoglie con favore l'istituzione dell'AI Hub.
Il primo rapporto dell'AI Hub che descrive in dettaglio le aree problematiche, le esigenze e le opportunità per l'Hub di supportare gli ecosistemi di intelligenza artificiale locali in Africa.
Blog che delinea la partnership G7-UNDP per promuovere l'IA per lo sviluppo sostenibile in Africa.
Con la rapida ascesa dell'intelligenza artificiale (AI) come principale motore del progresso tecnologico, democratizzare l'accesso alle opportunità digitali attraverso una maggiore rappresentanza e inclusione di lingue diverse non è mai stato così importante.
The Italian government and the United Nations Development Programme, in collaboration with African nations, including kenya, have co-designed the artificial intelligence hub for sustainable development, set to be inaugurated in Rome on June 20, 2025. The announcement was made during a high-level visit to kenya by Fausta Bergamotto, undersecretary of state, Ministry for Enterprises, and made in Italy, signaling deeper cooperation between Italy and Kenya in the AI sector.
Tuscany Mediterranean Bridge is an acceleration program aimed at founders and startups from the Mediterranean and the Mattei Plan countries that will take place this summer in Pisa, with a focus on smart manufacturing and AI.
Attended by 500 participants from more than 60 countries and hundreds more via livestream, the launch celebrated the announcement of 25 transformative private-sector and Africa-based partnerships.
This partnership represents a foundational step toward building a Responsible AI environment that supports innovation and inclusive digital transformation on the continent.
Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy (MIMIT), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), with various leaders from government, the private sector across Africa, the European Union and the G7 will officially launch the AI Hub for Sustainable Development.
The Hub aims to accelerate sustainable industrial growth in Africa through the responsible use of AI, leveraging the role of innovative partnerships and the private sector as a driver of development.
Kenya to take part in the governance of the AI Hub for Sustainable Development, a centre for artificial intelligence initiatives to be inaugurated in Rome on 20 June
President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced the European Union's intent to join the AI Hub for Sustainable Development's efforts in accelerating AI-driving industrial growth with Africa.
Il programma è finalizzato a promuovere lo sviluppo tecnologico a favore di imprese startup dei Paesi africani
With an annual budget of €5 million, the initiative aligns with the Italy-Africa Mattei Plan and G7 objectives to empower local AI ecosystems in key sectors
Discover how Italy, in collaboration with the UNDP, is spearheading an AI initiative to drive sustainable development across Africa. We delve into the focus on nine priority countries and explore sectors like health, education, and agriculture where AI is making a difference. Learn about the innovative accelerator program supporting African startups and the potential for AI in industries such as mining.
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Un evento di due giorni, organizzato sotto gli auspici della Presidenza italiana del G7, si concentra sulla promozione di partenariati pubblico-privato per sfruttare il potenziale dell'intelligenza artificiale (IA) e delle tecnologie emergenti. Esplora il ruolo dell'IA nel guidare la competitività, l'innovazione e la crescita, in particolare per le piccole e medie imprese.
Exploring creative partnership models to integrate African languages into AI systems and create public goods.
Promuovere l'innovazione nei dati, nell'informatica e nelle pipeline di talenti per rafforzare gli ecosistemi di intelligenza artificiale locali in Africa.
In a milestone year for digital development, both G7 and G20 presidencies are driving collective action to advance AI for sustainable development.
Compute capacity is not just an infrastructure issue – it is a critical determinant of who builds AI solutions, and who simply consumes them.
Whether you're just curious about AI or ready to scale your solution, our AskHub will guide you to the resources, partners, and UNDP accelerator programmes tailored for African innovators.
Endorsed by the G7 leaders, the AI Hub for Sustainable Development is designed to re-imagine global AI partnerships and power local ecosystems with Africa.
Dive deep into the world of AI, Equity, and Innovation, exploring how to bridge the gap in access and opportunity for a more inclusive digital future.
Eva Spina is head of department for digital connectivity and new technologies at the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy, and co-chair of the G7 Digital and Tech Working Group. She has been working on the AI Hub for Sustainable Development.
Anthony Ndungu speaks on the challenges and opportunities of advancing AI in Africa. The strength of multilateralism and public-private sector partnerships, reflected in the AI Hub for Sustainable Development, was at the heart of G7 Ministerial Meeting on Industry, Tech, and Digital held on 10th October in Rome.
Karim Beguir speaks on the progress and potential of advancing AI in Africa. The strength of multilateralism and public-private sector partnerships, reflected in the AI Hub for Sustainable Development, was at the heart of G7 Ministerial Meeting on Industry, Tech, and Digital held on 10th October in Rome.
Keyzom Ngodup Masally speaks on the importance of multistakeholder collaboration in advancing AI in Africa. The strength of multilateralism and public-private sector partnerships, reflected in the AI Hub for Sustainable Development, was at the heart of G7 Ministerial Meeting on Industry, Tech, and Digital held on 10th October in Rome.
Ahunna Eziakonwa speaks on the revolutionary potential of investing in African youth amid AI innovation. The strength of multilateralism and public-private sector partnerships, reflected in the AI Hub for Sustainable Development, was at the heart of G7 Ministerial Meeting on Industry, Tech, and Digital held on 10th October in Rome.
Agostino Inguscio speaks on the challenges and opportunities of advancing AI in Africa. The strength of multilateralism and public-private sector partnerships, reflected in the AI Hub for Sustainable Development, was at the heart of G7 Ministerial Meeting on Industry, Tech, and Digital held on 10th October in Rome.
Robert Opp speaks on how the AI Hub for Sustainable Development can support Africa in advancing AI innovation. The strength of multilateralism and public-private sector partnerships, reflected in the AI Hub for Sustainable Development, was at the heart of G7 Ministerial Meeting on Industry, Tech, and Digital held on 10th October in Rome.
The Memorandum of Understanding signed between the United Nations Development Programme, the International Telecommunication Union, the Ministry of Entreprises and Made in Italy, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Italian Republic.
