“Right now, the cooperation between public administrations, academic environment and private enteprises is the best mix to foster an innovative industry in a market that needs Champions and new emerging companies. In the next 5 to 10 years we will be able to have companies of the scale of Google and Amazon in Europe. But this possibility needs the right conditions to succeed” says Lotito.
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“The difference among the search types is that: the keyword search only picks out the words that it thinks are relevant; the natural language search is closer to how the human brain processes information; the human language search that we practice is the exact matching between questions and answers as it happens in interactions between human beings” says Lotito.
“The ‘Old Continent’ must start to build a structure of small technology clusters, focused around our ancient academic institutions – a ‘small valley’, if you like, in which economy of scale is replaced by the symbiosis of a small ecosystem, ideas shared more quickly and effectively across disciplines to create continuous innovation” says Lotito.
August 18th, 2016
CNBC
The future of search: Start-ups look to take on Google with artificial intelligence
October 27th, 2015
Süddeutsche Zeitung
Many small Valleys
November 9th, 2016
Politico Europe
Technology disruption
November 2nd, 2016
Vanity Fair
Beyond Google
“I giovani devono capire quanto sia importante lo sviluppo delle competenze digitali” @MariucciaTeroni #FLCoding4Kids
RIMINI, Italy
August 24th, 2017
Meeting 2017
Silicon Valley, USA
September 18th-22nd, 2017
SEC2SV 2017
RIMINI, Italy – August 24th, 2017 – Our Founder & CEO Gianpiero Lotito has been invited to speak at Rimini Meeting by the CEUR Foundation in their space dedicated to machine learning.
