2001: A Space Odyssey (Edition:Mission to Jupiter), 1968, by Stanley Kubrick with Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood, William Sylvester, Douglas Rain, Daniel Richter, Leonard Rossiter.
Massimo Temporelli will be moderating the debate after the screening
accompanied by Federico Cabitza and Viola Schiaffonati
STEP is presenting a special evening dedicated to the film “2001: A Space Odyssey (Edition: Mission to Jupiter), from the visionary Stanley Kubrick
Thanks to the film's suggestions, the evening will explore the relationship between science and science fiction and delve into the theme of artificial intelligence and its self-awareness, which is perfectly portrayed in the film in the dialogues between humans and HALs.
The film “2001: A Space Odyssey is an icon of science fiction filmmaking and deals with deep themes about the nature of humanity and its relationship with technology.
Guided by moderator Massimo Temporelli, we will therefore have a lot of food for thought, which will be discussed first and foremost by the excellent guests Federico Cabitza and Viola Schiaffonati, who will offer their thoughts on these topics.
The evening will end with an open debate, during which the audience is invited to participate with questions and reflections on the topics addressed by the guests and the film.
For those who wish to explore the topics covered in the film a little further, a podcast by Massimo Temporelli will be available that will extend the discussion beyond the event.
With the Tech, si gira! card, you get access to the special six-part in-depth podcast created by Massimo Temporelli exclusively for the film festival. The card also gives you the chance to visit the interactive STEP FuturAbility District at no extra cost!
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Massimo Temporelli is 50 years old and holds a degree in Physics; he has worked as a curator at the National Science and Technology Museum of Milan for 10 years. Today, he is a digital fabrication entrepreneur, consultant and keynote speaker on innovation, with a particular focus on the human-technology relationship with all the anthropological and sociological repercussions that this relationship entails and will entail.
He is chairman and co-founder of TheFabLab, a digital fabrication lab headquartered in Milan. He was a TEDx speaker in 2012 (Florence) and 2020 (Turin). He has appeared on popular science television programmes for Sky and Rai. He is the author and voice of the popular podcast F***ing Genius (Storielibere.fm). He writes for the magazines Wired and Millionaire and his latest book is entitled Noi siamo tecnologia (Mondadori, Strade blu, 2021). In 2016 he won the “Federico Faggin Innovation Award”. He has been an AIRC ambassador since 2017.
Federico Cabitza, an interactionist computer engineer, is Associate Professor of Human-Computer Interaction and Human & Artificial Intelligence Interaction at University of Milan Bicocca, where he also teaches Information Systems and Interaction Design and is head of the Uncertainty, Decision and Interaction Modelling Laboratory. On staff at the Centre for Medical Artificial Intelligence at IRCCS Istituto Ortopedico Galeazzi, he collaborates with numerous hospitals and IRCCSs. He is involved in designing decision support systems and evaluating the impact of these systems in organisational and clinical settings. He is the author of more than 140 scientific papers which have appeared in journals, international conference proceedings and series. He wrote the book "Intelligenza Artificiale" for Bompiani, Milan (2021) alongside Luciano Floridi.
Associate professor of philosophy of science at the Politecnico di Milano. Her main research interests include: the philosophy of artificial intelligence and robotics, the epistemology and methodology of experiments, and the ethical issues surrounding autonomous and intelligent systems.