Artificial Intelligence Meets Ancient History: Sardinia's Nuragic Conference
"Nuragic Civilization and Artificial Intelligence: from stones to neural networks," an international conference organized by "La Sardegna verso l'Unesco," will bring together global experts at Sa Manifattura in Cagliari on November 29th, 2024, exploring innovative approaches to understanding and preserving Sardinia's ancient heritage.
Conference Highlights
- Expert presentations on AI applications in archaeological research
- Analysis of the EIA project (Ecosystems for Technological Innovation)
- Discussion of digital twins in Nuragic civilization studies
- Exploration of AI's role in cultural heritage preservation
- Gaming and technology applications in historical interpretation
Key Speakers
- Barbara Carfagna (Rai journalist) - Conference Moderator
- Alberto Mattiello - Business futurist and innovation expert
- David Gallo - CEO of ONE-O-ONE Games
- Stefano Quintarelli - European Commission AI expert group member
- Maurizio Forte - Duke University Professor
- Mark Altaweel - University College London Professor
Event Details
- Date: November 29th, 2024
- Location: Sa Manifattura, Cagliari
- Partners: Municipality of Cagliari, Sardinia Region, Fondazione di Sardegna, Universities of Cagliari and Sassari
Program Structure
- Morning sessions focus on technological innovation and AI applications
- Afternoon sessions explore practical cases involving Nuragic civilization
- Special presentations from Barumini Foundation and Mont'e Prama Foundation
- Closing remarks by economist Francesco Pigliaru on "AI: co-intelligence"
This pioneering conference represents a unique intersection of ancient heritage and modern technology, aiming to leverage artificial intelligence for understanding and promoting Sardinia's rich archaeological history while contributing to the region's sustainable development.
The event marks the second edition of this innovative conference series, demonstrating Sardinia's commitment to combining cultural preservation with technological advancement.