Generative Artificial Intelligence and Fifth Industrial Revolution

Melchiorre Alberto MonacaPhD in Cognitive Science, SSD INF/01, obtained from the Faculty of Education, University of Messinawith a dissertation on Computer models for the classification and sharing of knowledge.Lecturer in Computer Methods for Economics at the Università Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria.Coordinator for digital transition Mediterranea University of Reggio Calabria.Editor of three Volumes for Springer Domenico MarinoProfessor of Political Economy at Mediterranea University of Reggio CalabriaDirector of the Studies Center for Economic and Territorial Policies of the Pau Department of the Mediterranea University of Reggio Calabria.Director of the 2nd level Master in Economics of Development and Territorial, Cultural and Environmental Resources of the Mediterranea University of Reggio Cal.He has coordinated 20 national and international researches as Chief Researcher, has held over 40 national and international seminars as invited speaker, has participated by presenting papers and communications at over 100 national and international workshops and conferences, also performing the functions of Chairman and Discussant.He has published over 200 papers including 30 monographs and 60 articles in national and international journals.

• 1. Introduction.- 2. A Regional Indicator to Describe Potential Artificial Intelligence in Agriculture.- 3. Ethics effects on the investment decision making process.- 4. The Intricate Balance between Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and Algorithmic Standards.- 5. Smart Citizens and AI: Trusting the AI.- 6. Public Administration reengineered applying AI models towards Precision Governance.- 7. Artificial Intelligence: crucial area of geopolitical and power competition between the West and Emerging Countries.- 8. Artificial Intelligence enables Precision Accounting design and tools.- 9. Who’s afraid of “Big Bad” Generative AI? Brief notes on the IDPA provision against OpenAI ChatGPT.- 10. Predictability and calculability in tax proceedings: the state of the art.- 11.- The Applications of Artificial Intelligence in automated checks of Tax declarations. Critical reconstructive insights.- 12. Simulation of the Impact of Digital Innovation on Export Volumes and CO2 Emissions in Italy.- 13. Artificial Intelligence, territory, town, and anthropization processes.- 14. Cities facing climate change.