After Beppe Grillo, another blow arrives on Giuseppe Conte and this time it comes from Davide Casaleggio, son of the “guru” Gianroberto who, together with the Genoese comedian, founded the Five Star Movement.
“I do not comment on others’ quarrels. I just say that while we discuss lost identities, which have caused more than two-thirds of the electorate to abandon a movement, AI is rewriting the economy: entire sectors, millions of jobs, the very distribution of wealth. Who in politics is working on this? No one. Here is the real lost identity, the ability to think about the country’s future and not just the next elections,” explains Casaleggio junior to Corriere della Sera.
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Harsh accusations, both against the current head of the Five Stars and aspiring center-left leader and against all politics. Speaking about the role of the guarantor, Casaleggio highlights how “in the future the role of guardian of an organization’s principles could be entrusted to an AI, capable of transparently verifying whether every decision respects the founding values written in the statute. This is not science fiction”.
And on the statements of Stroppa, a loyalist of Musk, who said that the M5s should return to the co-founder, namely father Gianroberto, Casaleggio replies: “I thank for the recognition. But my father did not want to own a party, he wanted to prove that citizens can organize themselves to overthrow the political baronage of the armchair. That idea does not go back to anyone: it moves forward. And today the tools to achieve it are a thousand times more powerful”.
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Finally the issue of the logo: “The rules were written – he says -. Then those who remained changed them and are accountable to the members and the judges. But look, the country’s issue is not who owns a symbol. It is that more than half of the voters do not go to vote, because they see politicians busy counting armchairs instead of reforms. The most abandoned symbol in Italy is the ballot paper”.
