Crear personas que no existen | Michele Russo | TEDxBocconiUMumbai

La IA ya puede crear personas sintéticas que piensan, eligen y se equivocan de forma muy parecida a las personas reales. En esta charla de TEDxBocconiUMumbai, Michele Russo, profesor de SDA Bocconi y Associate Data Scientist en Analytics Arts, presenta sus propios experimentos. Según explica, estos consumidores ficticios desarrollan personalidades propias, instintos racionales al fijar precios y rarezas irracionales parecidas a las humanas. La charla plantea cuánto de nuestro juicio estamos dispuestos a ceder a la IA.

• Personas sintéticas generadas por IA que actúan como consumidores
• Experimentos sobre personalidad, precios y decisiones irracionales
• Cuánto juicio delegar en la IA

Michele Russo is a Professor at SDA Bocconi and an Associate Data Scientist at Analytics Arts, bringing together academic depth and hands on industry expertise. In his talk, Michele reveals how AI can now build synthetic personas that think, choose and even misjudge just like real people. Through his own experiments, he shows these fabricated "consumers" developing real personalities, rational pricing instincts and human like irrational quirks, leaving us with a sharper question than how smart AI has become: how much of ourselves are we willing to hand over to it? "Prof. Michele Russo teaches Business Data Analytics at SDA Bocconi School of Management, with research spanning artificial intelligence, machine learning, consumer behaviour, and business decision-making. His work bridges academic research with practical business applications. By showing how data can reveal patterns that often go unnoticed, he offers a unique way of understanding decisions and human behaviour. His insights would add an analytical yet accessible perspective to the event." This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx