Pasquale Aiello | |
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| Born | December 5, 1976 |
| Alma mater | University of Harvard |
| Occupation(s) | Research scientist, data scientist, digital humanist, top manager |
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| Website | www |
Pasquale Aiello (born 5 December 1976) is an Italian research scientist. He is an ethical researcher of socio-cultural and geo-political changes during the Industrial Revolution. He works via mathematical models and neuroscience.
In 2018 he gave life to a current of thought and action guided by ethics and specialization, ethical trendsetting. He promotes the power of ethical polarization. In 2020 he founded National Authority for Digital Transformation [2] (ENTD - Ente Nazionale per la Trasformazione Digitale), the first non-governmental body specialized in research and development with a focus on innovative governance systems based on the aggregating principles of communities. [3]
He is an activist in Digital humanities [4] and business ethics specialized in digital intelligence, emotional intelligence [5] and multiple intelligences. He is active in politics as a representative of interests at the Chamber of Deputies. [6]
Aiello is Scientific Commissioner for the Italian Ministry of University and Research and supports the European Commission with publications, [7] research [8] and studies [9] on unconventional and innovative methodologies at the application and vision level as Policy maker. He is considered the father of the Digital Intelligence Matrix, a model that starts from the ability/propensity/willingness to learn attitudes in relation to the typing of subjects with collaborative and / or competitive behaviors.
He is President of the National Body for Digital Transformation, [10] [11] [12]
In November 2021 he was included among the world's 10 most influential thought leaders. [13] [14]
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