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The role of equity valuation in corporate crisis: The EFIM case

Introduction: This study investigates how the accounting practices influenced the crisis of the Ente partecipazioni e finanziamenti industrie manifatturiere (EFIM). Aim of the work: This study examines the events that characterised the crisis of the third public body for the management of equity investments, the EFIM, to highlight the role that accounting practices - in particular, the equity stakes - have played in the EFIM crisis, not allowing to identify early symptoms of crisis and reve...

Epigenetic regulation of HOXA2 expression affects tumor progression and predicts breast cancer patient survival

Accumulating evidence suggests that genetic and epigenetic biomarkers hold potential for enhancing the early detection and monitoring of breast cancer (BC). Epigenetic alterations of the Homeobox A2 (HOXA2) gene have recently garnered significant attention in the clinical management of various malignancies. However, the precise role of HOXA2 in breast tumorigenesis has remained elusive. To address this point, we conducted high-throughput RNA sequencing and DNA methylation array studies on las...

The Impact of Alternative Data on Default Probability: Analyzing the Italian E-commerce Sector with NLP and Network Structures

Deskilling and upskilling with AI systems

Deskilling is a long-standing prediction of the use of information technology, raised anew by the increased capabilities of generative AI (GAI) systems. A review of studies of GAI applications suggests that deskilling (or levelling of ability) is a common outcome. We propose a model of a human interacting with a GAI system for a task that suggests settings more likely to yield deskilling vs. upskilling. The model highlights the possibility for a worker to develop and exhibit (or not) skills i...

What role(s) for Public Institutions in Emerging AI Ecosystems? Co-Designers, Coordinators and Promoters of Technology Transfer

This paper proposes a new framework for the governance of emerging AI ecosystems, reimagining public institutions as active co-designer, coordinators and promoters of technology transfer rather than mere regulators and supervisors. By providing this ecosystemic perspective, this work supports a cohesive and responsible path for AI development and diffusion.

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