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The University of Insubria promotes the informed, responsible and safe adoption of Artificial Intelligence, harnessing its potential to support teaching, research, administrative activities and services for the university community.

Within this framework, the University AI Committee serves as the institutional reference point for guiding, coordinating and evaluating University initiatives involving AI-based systems and tools.

The Committee works closely with the University’s governing bodies, administrative and academic units, and experts across relevant fields, fostering a multidisciplinary approach that prioritises quality, security, data protection, transparency and human oversight.

Mission of the AI Committee

The Committee supports the University in the responsible adoption of Artificial Intelligence, promoting a balance between innovation, the protection of individuals and adherence to ethical principles and regulatory requirements.

Its work aims to:

  • promote the informed use of Artificial Intelligence;
  • support the development and updating of University guidelines;
  • review systems, tools and projects involving Artificial Intelligence;
  • identify any necessary conditions, safeguards and restrictions on use;
  • promote transparency, security, data protection and human oversight;
  • support the development of the skills needed to use these technologies appropriately;
  • encourage dialogue between experts in technology, law, organisational management, teaching and research.
Membership

The Committee brings together expertise in teaching, research and administrative processes, alongside the legal, ethical and technological expertise required for a multidisciplinary assessment of Artificial Intelligence systems.

It is chaired by the Rector’s Delegate for Artificial Intelligence and comprises internal members, a student representative and an external member.

Chair

Davide Tosi
Rector’s Delegate for Artificial Intelligence

Internal members

Geo Magri
Associate Professor in the academic discipline GIUR-01/A – Private Law

Francesco Sacco
Researcher in the academic discipline ECON-06/A – Business Administration

Elena La Torre
Director of the Education, Research, Planning and Knowledge Valorisation Division

Luca Mondini
Head of the Digital Innovation and Multimedia Technologies Service

Student representative

Crescenzo Edoardo Mauriello
PhD student in Computer Science and Computational Mathematics

External member

Valerio Edoardo Vertua

The Committee’s membership is established by Academic Senate Resolution No. 182/2026 of 21 September 2026.

Areas of activity

The Committee supports the governance of Artificial Intelligence across the University, contributing to the development of shared policies and the assessment of opportunities and potential impacts associated with the use of AI-based systems and tools.

In particular, the Committee:

  • contributes to the development and updating of University policies on Artificial Intelligence;
  • supports the drafting and updating of the Guidelines;
  • reviews systems, tools and projects involving Artificial Intelligence;
  • provides advice on contexts of use and any conditions or safeguards to be adopted;
  • encourages collaboration between experts in technology, law, organisational management, teaching and research;
  • promotes the informed, responsible and safe use of Artificial Intelligence;
  • monitors technological and regulatory developments, assessing their implications for the University.

Findings of general relevance are reflected in the Guidelines, operational guidance and information sheets on Artificial Intelligence systems and tools.

Further information

View the Guidelines
Learn about the principles, responsibilities and conditions governing the use of Artificial Intelligence in teaching, research and administrative activities.
View the Guidelines(italian)
Explore the AI tools and systems available and being trialled
Check which Artificial Intelligence tools are available at the University, who they are intended for and which conditions apply to their use.
AI-based systems and services at the University
Have a question?
Read the answers to frequently asked questions or submit your case to the Committee.
Work in progress

For information

For clarification on the application of the Guidelines, requests to assess AI projects or tools, and other queries regarding the use of Artificial Intelligence at the University, please contact:

comitatoAI@uninsubria.it

Before contacting us, please consult the Guidelines, the Artificial Intelligence Tools and the FAQs.