How could it be that, after years of experience in business, building a company that serves clients around the world and spending many years working with people in the areas of personal growth, thinking, leadership, and human potential, I would choose philosophy — a field that many still assume is too abstract and too far removed from real life?
But time is proving otherwise.
In the age of artificial intelligence, philosophy is once again moving to the center of the most serious questions of our time. What is reason? What is agency? What does it mean to understand rather than merely process information? Where is the line between computation and subjectivity? And what, in the human being, remains fundamentally irreducible to an algorithm?
That is why it felt natural for me to go further — not simply to study philosophy, but to work at the intersection of philosophy and AI.
I’m glad to share that in June 2026, I will be taking part in the Philosophy of AI Summer School in Venice. The program will take place June 15–19 at Venice International University and is hosted by the Institute of Philosophy (University of London), the University of Hong Kong, and LMU Munich. This year’s theme is Reasoning and Agency in AI.
I am convinced that in the years ahead, the advantage will belong not only to those who learn new tools the fastest, but also to those who know how to ask deeper questions about the human being, the nature of thought, and the future.
More to come. From Venice, I intend to bring back not only ideas, but also questions that are truly worth asking ourselves.
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