The episode opens with repeated thank-yous and an introduction to theatrical and musical shows, along with modern art exhibitions. It mentions that each event holds a key to solving discussed issues. A curator describes encountering a tsunami-like phenomenon called 'algonami' in the last few years, linked to the arrival of artificial intelligence. This is compounded by machine learning and big data, which have been active in changing things, especially in companies. Training at Politecnico and other schools is highlighted as destined to change due to these technologies. A reflection started from this, leading to a recent essay on AI development. The curator decided to direct a large part of the festival to artificial intelligence. The episode then shifts to weather predictions, starting with Piedmont. In Piedmont, mornings are sunny with densities on the crests and peaks near Val d'Aosta and Ossola, on a day that is not partially cloudy. Densities are accentuated within the Cunese and Turin valleys. For Liguria, in the morning, the coast has a serene sky at most veiled, while the Apennine sectors of the center of Levante have compact cloudiness without relief phenomena. In the afternoon, coastal conditions remain unchanged, but the Apennine sky stays mainly cloudy. Strong winds from the north are noted, locally higher at 50-60 km/h between Genovese and Savonese. On the Apennine crests of Levante and Alargo, winds reach 70-80 km/h. The newsroom ends the episode, wishing listeners a good continuation with the programming. The transcript closes with a casual 'Yeah, baby, yeah.'
