In a recent conversation with Professor Fabio Roli, one of Europe’s leading experts in AI Security and Trustworthy AI, the following shift emerged clearly: the key issue is no longer only how powerful AI systems are, but whether their performance can be verified, controlled, and trusted in real-world conditions.
The ToKAI – Toolset and Knowledge Base for AI Compliance project is officially closed, marking an important milestone in the development of the first Italian platform designed to assess compliance with the European AI Act.
Tinexta Infocert has secured €5.5 million in funding from the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MUR) through the Italian Fund for Applied Sciences (FISA).
The newspaper Il Secolo XIX features an in-depth article on the InfoAICert project, highlighting its strategic role in promoting reliable Artificial Intelligence that complies with European regulations.
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