On May 19, Marco Galli spoke at AI Week with a talk about the relationship between AI, space, and law, titled ‘Machines in Orbit: AI, Space, and the Law That No One Has (Yet) Written.’ It was a discussion about a technological context already beyond Earth’s boundaries, where artificial intelligence is operational while the law struggles to define responsibility, governance, and new rules of the game.

On May 20, it was Licia Garotti turn, with a talk on ‘Creativity as a Proprietary Asset. AI: Threat or Opportunity?’ She explored the value of creativity as a strategic asset for businesses and professionals and the opportunities AI can offer to intellectual property, if approached with awareness and the right tools.