What does AI produce? Authorship and creativity in the age of large language models

A morning conference on who the author is when a large language model writes, organised by Fondazione Bellonci with Fondazione Treccani Cultura in the Sala Igea at Treccani. After the welcome, philosopher Luciano Floridi (Yale and the University of Bologna, winner of the 2026 Premio Strega Saggistica Internazionale) gives the main talk. Sofia Bonicalzi, associate professor of moral philosophy at Roma Tre, and Gino Roncaglia, professor of digital publishing and digital humanities at Roma Tre, join the debate. Welcome coffee from 09:30, programme 10:30 to 12:30. Free, in Italian, registration on Eventbrite. Why go: Floridi is one of the most cited voices on AI ethics anywhere, and here he's speaking in Rome to a small room. Best for founders and product people working on generative AI for content, publishing or media.