Skills, research and relationships for the industry and society of the future
Fondazione ENIA – National Body for Artificial Intelligence promotes an interdisciplinary community of researchers, professionals, businesses, institutions and organisations that share an interest in the scientific development and responsible governance of Artificial Intelligence.
Taking part in the Foundation’s activities brings together scientific knowledge, professional skills and organisational experience, helping to spread a culture of innovation that combines industrial competitiveness, technological responsibility and social value.
Who can take part
The Foundation encourages the involvement of universities and research centres, businesses and start-ups, public institutions, professional associations, Third Sector organisations and experts from different disciplines.
Forms of participation and collaboration are defined according to the nature of those involved, the shared aims and the applicable provisions of the Statute.
Three distinct paths
Each path has its own contact channel, so that requests reach the relevant function of the Foundation.
Joining the Foundation
For those wishing to apply to join the Foundation’s membership, where provided for by the Statute and according to the admission procedures.
- Categories provided for by the Statute: Ordinary Participants, Supporters, Honorary members (the latter on the proposal of the Board of Directors)
- Application to the Board of Directors, which decides within 60 days
- Commitment to comply with the Statute, Code of Ethics and regulations
Scientific and institutional collaborations
For universities, public bodies, businesses and organisations interested in developing joint initiatives, agreements and research projects.
- Collaboration agreements and conventions
- Joint research projects
- Joint scientific and outreach initiatives
Scientific and professional contributions
For researchers and experts interested in contributing to the Foundation’s scientific, training and outreach activities.
- Studies, publications and contributions to the journal
- Training and seminar activities
- Participation in commissions and working groups
Joining the Foundation is not the same as a collaboration relationship or taking part in a specific initiative: they are distinct paths, with different requirements and procedures.