Antoine Harfouche is a ‘MUR (Ministry of University and Research) Brain Gain’ Professor in the University of Tuscia, Italy and is the Rector’s Delegate for Talent Valorization and Attraction. He teaches ‘Bioethics’ in the University of Tuscia, and ‘Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship” in the University of Tuscia and Sapienza University of Rome. He has extensive experience in innovation in education in higher education institutions by leveraging artificial intelligence and metaverse technologies. He trains at the ‘Biomed-AI Summer School on Biomedicine and Bioethics Supporting Responsible Innovation in the Era of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence’, Academy of Athens, Greece, a new generation of professionals in the art of ‘Creativity and Innovation With Constraints’, ‘Ethical Reasoning and Ethical Decision-Making” and “AI ethics” combining both in-person and virtual learning. He is the Co-Chair of the ‘Responsible Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Societies’ at The Information and Communication Technologies in Organizations and Society (ICTO2023) Conference, Sorbonne University, France. He serves on the Scientific Committee of the ‘International Conference on Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence in Agricultural Management’, Stockholm University, 2023. He serves on ‘The European Innovation Technology EIT Food Venture Creation School III’ Judge Panel, University of Cambridge, UK, 2020. He coordinates The EU Knowledge Alliances project, BIOINNO “Bioinnovation and Entrepreneurship: A Knowledge Alliance for biotech entrepreneurship education” and plays the role of facilitator, trainer, and education judge panel in ‘Unlocking the entrepreneurial potential of biotechnology and agriculture innovators’. He and his partners develop a ‘New Learning and Teaching Model’ and a new route to entrepreneurship education to ready the next generation of talents to turn ideas into action and to develop entrepreneurial capacities and mindsets throughout the University of Cambridge, UK, the University of Tuscia, Italy, and the University of Antwerp, Belgium.