The OECD.AI Policy Navigator

The PRODIGIT project, a collaboration between the Presidential Council of Tax Justice (CPGT) and the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), aims to modernise judicial tax proceedings through AI-powered tools. The initiative focuses on enhancing efficiency and accuracy in tax-related legal processes while reducing administrative burdens. PRODIGIT leverages AI techniques such as legal summarisation and information extraction to support tax judges.

The Transition 5.0 Plan supports Italy’s move toward energy and environmental sustainability. It offers tax incentives for investments in energy-efficient digital infrastructure, smart manufacturing, and AI-driven resource optimisation. The initiative aims to reduce energy consumption while promoting renewable energy adoption.

The Italian Strategy on Data aims to improve how Italy manages and uses public data. It seeks to enhance information assets and make public services more efficient. The ultimate goal is to benefit citizens through better data management and accessibility.

The Public Administration Pillar of Italy’s National Strategy for AI (2024–2026) focuses on using AI to modernise public services. It aims to make administrative processes more efficient and improve the accessibility and quality of services for citizens and businesses. The strategy also promotes AI training and education for public sector employees.

The AI Bill (Senate Act 1146/2024) is a national framework to implement EU AI Act 2024/1689. It enshrines principles—transparency, human oversight, data protection, non-discrimination—and delegates rulemaking to the government. It sets sectorial rules for healthcare, research, public administration and justice; establishes AgID and ACN as overseeing authorities; and introduces provisions on copyright, data localisation, cybersecurity, and research exemptions.

AGENAS is developing a platform that uses AI tools to assist health professionals in the diagnosis and treatment of primary care.

The Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Climate Change (CMCC) is a research institution in Italy focused on climate variability and its socio-economic impacts. The deployment of the Cassandra supercomputer doubles CMCC’s computational capacity, enabling faster and more detailed climate simulations. This supports AI-driven climate research and strengthens CMCC’s role in tackling climate change challenges.

The Urban Mobility Data Integration initiative in Italy establishes a national registry of datasets and models for mobility applications. It supports the development of intelligent transport networks that can dynamically adapt to real-time demand, aiming to enhance urban mobility planning and decision-making.