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The Talent of Starting Over After 50 Without Starting from Zero

Starting over after fifty doesn't mean going back to the beginning. It means carrying with you the skills, the mistakes, the people, and a curiosity that refuses to age. I discussed this with Irene La Rosa on "Drive Your Talent."

TellMeWhy 3

At TellMeWhy 2026, together with Massimo Canducci and Elisabetta Alicino, to discuss AI, technology, and an increasingly complex question: what remains, and what do we want to remain, for humanity?

The AI Bubble

A dialogue with FvgTech about the possible AI bubble: between inflated promises, imaginary automation, and the question that really matters, which is what will remain when the noise settles down.

Interviews, speeches, and public appearances in print, radio, TV, podcasts, and videos, organized chronologically.

Editorial Collaborations — AI-Blog (Michele Laurelli)

A collaborative editorial piece on AI-Blog, where artificial intelligence is treated as a complex and vibrant subject. Articles that stem from fieldwork and seek clarity without sacrificing depth of thought.

Brilliant Minds - What are transformers?

A public conversation about technology, work, and artificial intelligence, recorded in 2023. A dialogue that attempts to balance technical precision with a focus on the human aspect, without oversimplifications.

A place that doesn't ask for permission

A conversation about the Fediverse as an open and decentralized space, where communication becomes relationship, community, and possibility. A dialogue that bridges technology and vision, imagining more livable digital places.

FvgTech #89 - Artificial Intelligence. Gabriele Gobbo with Massimo Canducci and Ricardo Piana

A public dialogue on technology and responsibility, between innovation and real work. A conversation that avoids simplifications and seeks to restore complexity to the present.

When Technology Stops Making Noise

A public interview on technology and artificial intelligence that focuses on thought, not noise. A dialogue about work, responsibility, and digital transformation, without shortcuts.

Eighty-eight chats, without haste

An interview published in 2020 that explores technology, writing, and work as parts of the same trajectory. A long and unhurried conversation, where thought has space to move.