Ivo De Gennaro

Ivo De Gennaro is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Economics, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, where he teaches core philosophy courses across multiple degree programs including Economics, Politics and Ethics, Economics and Management, and the PhD in Management. His institutional affiliation is centered on philosophical inquiry within economic and interdisciplinary contexts.

His research spans foundational and applied philosophical domains. Key interests include Phenomenology, Hermeneutics, Ethics, Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Art, and Intercultural Philosophy. He is actively engaged in interdisciplinary dialogue, particularly in exploring the philosophical dimensions of Artificial Intelligence, as evidenced by his involvement in the event "Tepee – Horizons of AI". This reflects a growing trajectory toward the ethical and epistemological implications of emerging technologies within economic and social frameworks.

Though no recent publications are listed in the provided text, his teaching and research profile suggests a strong orientation toward the philosophical underpinnings of science, language, and intercultural understanding, with increasing attention to AI and its societal impact.

He has no listed scientific awards at this time.

Ivo De Gennaro advises students in philosophical and interdisciplinary contexts, particularly within economics and ethics programs. While no formal list of advisees or grants is provided, his role in PhD-level teaching indicates supervisory responsibilities. He is involved with initiatives such as New Science, the Academy of Merano | Akademie Meran, Economic Element, and Eudia, suggesting collaborative engagement in broader scholarly and cultural projects.

He is associated with interdisciplinary research teams focusing on AI and philosophy, notably through the "Tepee – Horizons of AI" initiative, which fosters cross-disciplinary exploration of artificial intelligence’s implications for society, knowledge, and ethics.