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From AI Potential to Organizational Disruption: The Humane Revolution

Visiting speaker
Hybrid
Past Talk
Paola Pisano
Professor at University of Torino
Wed
,
Dec 2, 2026
1:30 pm
EST
Dec 2, 2026
1:30 pm
In-person
Portsoken Street
London, E1 8PH, UK
The Roux Institute
Room
100 Fore Street
Portland, ME 04101
Network Science Institute
2nd floor
Network Science Institute
101 Belvidere Street
4th floor
Boston, MA 02115
Network Science Institute
2nd floor
Room
58 St Katharine's Way
London E1W 1LP, UK
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If technological and industrial revolutions change how we live, work, and learn, what else could a humane revolution change?
Are we living in the midst of a revolution? If so, what kind?

Together, we will explore one possible approach to understanding and making the most of this historical moment to shape the next generation of organisations and people.

To put this approach into practice, we will introduce a methodology—and demonstrate its practical application—that combines the rigour of experimental designs used in clinical research with methods from social and organisational research.

We will also explore the next steps and how we can contribute.

Are you ready to join the conversation? Please bring a laptop or mobile to this talk.

About the speaker
She holds a degree in Economics, an MBA in Finance, and a PhD in Economics and Innovation. She is currently a Professor of Economics and Innovation Management at the University of Turin and a Visiting Faculty member at NETSI, Northeastern University. She directs HighEst Lab, a network of AI and Big Data laboratories. She is a member of UNESCO’s Women4EthicalAI platform and chairs the Advisory Board of the Randstad AI & Humanities Foundation. She is also co-founder of Deeplomacy, a startup focused on monitoring and forecasting geopolitical, economic, and social instability. She served as Italy’s Minister for Technological Innovation and Digitalization in the Conte II Government and subsequently as Advisor for New Technologies to the Draghi Government. Previously, she was Councillor for Innovation and Smart City for the City of Turin under Mayor Chiara Appendino. Alongside her academic and public service roles, she has extensive private-sector experience. She contributed to the establishment of the ESCP-EAP Business School in Turin and worked with consulting firms in Italy and internationally, advising on technological, organisational, and strategic transformation across industries including banking, pharmaceuticals, publishing, and fashion.
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