Bruno Romani
Interested in AI, quantum computing, the future, digital culture, memes, and Depeche Mode. Graduated from the University of California, Berkeley. Worked at Folha de S.Paulo, UOL, and Estadão, where he was editor of Link for five years. Winner of four IMPA awards, in 2020 (honorable mention), 2022 (1st place), 2023 (3rd place), and 2024 (honorable mention), and one Prêmio Especialistas award (2025)
Quantum computing today: What is already real and what is still a promise?
Quantum computing is often presented as the next great technological disruption. But what is already applicable today, and what still belongs to the realm of research? Amid scientific breakthroughs, multi-billion dollar investments, and market expectations, this panel analyzes the actual stage of the technology, its current limitations, and the first practical applications in strategic sectors.
The era of physical AI: how smart devices will transform the world beyond screens
From industrial machinery to physical AI, new possibilities are emerging and reshaping factories, hospitals, logistics centers, and cities. The coexistence between humans and intelligent machines is no longer a hypothesis, but an operational, ethical, and strategic challenge of the present.