about us

to build a future in which artificial intelligence and the humanities intertwine to guide not only technological innovation, but also a critical and conscious reflection on the role that AI must play in our society.

ethical integrity

Promote the development and use of AI in a way that is aligned with ethical and humanistic values, ensuring that the technology serves the common good.
diversity and inclusion

Incorporate diverse cultural and disciplinary perspectives into the AI development process, recognising the importance of diversity for equitable technological progress.
dialogue and critical reflection

Encourage open dialogue and critical reflection on the impact of AI on society, stimulating broad participation from all sectors of society.

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interdisciplinary research and training programmes.

in collaboration with Italian and international Universities and Research Institutes, including Cambridge and Queen Mary University.
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research into the impact of AI in the world of work.

in collaboration with the Randstad Research Institute, we investigate which skills will be crucial for the professions of the future.
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unconferences, workshops and seminars.

outreach events with scientists, humanists and business leaders to reflect on the integration of AI in society.

our partnerships.

With the aim of becoming a global hub for critical thinking on AI and opening up to international experts, we already have two important partnerships under our belt. With the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence at the University of Cambridge and with UNESCO, through Queen Mary University of London, with whom we fund the Michael A. Katell Memorial Fellowship for Responsible and Equitable AI Futures.

Other partnerships, grants and funding with national and international Universities and Research Institutes will soon be in place.

supporting partner.

Where productivity meets potential: we are at a crucial moment where AI is transforming everything, from cybersecurity to supply chains, from professional services to finance. How to balance innovation with responsibility? The Financial Times' Future of AI Summit returns on 5-6 November 2025 to deeply explore this rapidly evolving landscape. Randstad Foundation AI & Humanities will also take part in this important event. On November 6, the panel 'Liability in the year of AI agents' will be held: a crucial debate featuring Lorenzo Maternini, Director and Board Member of Fondazione Randstad AI & Humanities.

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