Buona la Prima - Episode 57


Pietro Faccio and Sergio Rocco of Buona la Prima take us into their wonderful world dedicated to the video game industry.

The podcast Buona la Prima is a partner of Biunivoca.

In this episode, Pietro and Sergio explain how artificial intelligence is now part of our normal lives and not just an idea for the future. Today, video games and TV series no longer show us AI as a distant danger, but push us to ask ourselves how it will change our way of loving, being happy, and making everyday choices.

Through the analysis of titles such as Pragmata and Pluribus, the episode delves into how modern stories help us understand the challenges of an increasingly technological world. It discusses how robots are beginning to have feelings in narratives and what it really means to remain human when machines become intelligent. Art and play thus become a guide to not being afraid of change.

Pietro and Sergio push us to ask ourselves if we are still the ones deciding our future or if we are already part of an automatic system. Together with them, we discover how technology is changing our way of thinking and feeling emotions, transforming artificial intelligence from a simple tool to a daily presence in our lives.

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