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The association's seat is in Rome, and it answers in English.

The Associazione Italiana Professionisti dell’Intelligenza Artificiale (AIPIA) is constituted in Italy with its seat at Via Ostiense 92, 00154 Rome, Italy. There is no separate United Kingdom office, and enquiries from the United Kingdom are handled by the same secretariat.

Street
Via Ostiense 92
Post code
00154
City
Rome
Country
Italy

Section I Where to send what

Five kinds of enquiry, and where each one lands.

Most questions are answered faster by the page that owns them than by an email. The secretariat handles what is left.

01 Joining, or a question before joining

Registration is completed on the association’s own site. Questions about eligibility, payment or the international membership route go to the secretariat.

Become a member

02 Confirming somebody’s membership

Every member card carries a unique verification link. The verification page reports status, level and validity in real time, without involving the secretariat.

Verify a member

03 Training and the European credential

Programme dates, cohort languages and enrolment are handled on the association’s training pages. The first English-language cohort is forming.

Programmes

04 Corporate membership

Three plans cover organisations from three to three hundred people. Terms and pricing are published.

Corporate plans

05 Press and institutional enquiries

Addressed to the secretariat at the seat in Rome, by email or telephone.

segreteria@aipia.it

Section II Association properties

Four sites, and which one to use.

aipia.it is the operational hub. Membership, payment, the reserved area and verification all live there, with English at en.aipia.it and Spanish at es.aipia.it.

aipia.eu is the European-facing site, published in twenty-two languages.

This site addresses the United Kingdom specifically: the reach of European rules over British practice, and the domestic framework that sits alongside them.

The secretariat operates on Central European Time, one hour ahead of the United Kingdom for most of the year. An email sent from London in the afternoon reaches Rome the same working day.