Summary
Princess Elettra Marconi, a daughter of Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi, has spoken about her father’s legacy and his role in establishing Vatican Radio. The 95th anniversary of Vatican Radio’s inauguration is significant as it marks a moment when Pope Pius XI supported the radio project. Princess Marconi emphasized that her father dedicated several months of his life to building Vatican Radio, which was inaugurated in 1931 with the presence of both Marconi and the Pope. The interview highlights how crucial Vatican Radio was for Marconi; he presented it to the Pope himself as a means to connect all countries around the world through radio communication. Princess Elettra has continued her father’s work by visiting various countries, including Brazil, Australia, America, China, Japan, and Taiwan, to thank people who have expressed gratitude for his invention. She also discussed AI, suggesting it could be beneficial but must be used responsibly in communication channels.
Key Topics
Vatican Radio, Pope Pius XI, Guglielmo Marconi
