Gino Roncaglia

Full Professor of Digital Publishing and Digital Humanities, Roma Tre University.

He serves on the Scientific Advisory Board of the Scuola dei beni e delle attività culturali and on the Board of Directors of Biblioteche di Roma; he is also an Honorary Professor at the Universidad Nacional de Villa María. His research focuses on digital humanities, the future of the book and reading, the philosophy of information, and artificial intelligence. He has published more than ten books and 150 articles, including L’architetto e l’oracolo (Laterza, 2023).

Issue 17

Collaborating with the Oracle: Core Skills and Cognitive Challenges for Navigating the Generative Era

As generative AI becomes embedded in everyday study and work, systems are improving through deep research and RAG, with a marked reduction in hallucinations. At the same time, they may displace workers. This makes sustained training essential – building core competencies, including digital citizenship skills. AI should be used as support, not as a substitute for thinking.<br><br><br>

Future of work

Gino Roncaglia

Gino Roncaglia

Collaborating with the Oracle: Core Skills and Cognitive Challenges for Navigating the Generative Era

Gino Roncaglia