How much does membership cost?

Individual membership of the Associazione Italiana Professionisti dell’Intelligenza Artificiale (AIPIA) costs €24 a year. Membership runs for one year from the date of registration and renews at expiry. Corporate membership runs separately across three plans, from €490 to €12,000 a year depending on the size of the organisation.

Anyone with a professional interest in artificial intelligence. Software engineers, data scientists, project managers, consultants, researchers, lecturers, students and founders all hold membership. No specific technical qualification or degree is required. International membership is open, so a practitioner in the United Kingdom joins on the same terms as a practitioner in Italy.

Is my name published anywhere?

Only if you choose it. Inclusion in the public directory of artificial intelligence professionals is opt-in at registration, and the directory publishes first name, surname, city and freelance availability. Nothing else is published.

What is the physical card, and what does it cost?

An optional printed card in credit-card format, carrying your name, member number and a QR code pointing at the same real-time verification page as the digital card. It costs €16.80 as a one-off, with a single €3.99 delivery charge that covers every physical item in the same order. Cards are despatched on the fifteenth of the month following registration.

Is professional indemnity insurance included?

Professional liability insurance for artificial intelligence practitioners is available to members through an insurance partner, and is not included in the €24 subscription. AIPIA is not an insurance intermediary; any policy is a contract between the member and the insurer.

Reviewed 11 August 2026

Individual membership

Twenty-four euro a year, and eight entitlements listed in full.

The Associazione Italiana Professionisti dell’Intelligenza Artificiale (AIPIA) has 500+ members and has been open to members outside Italy since its foundation. Registration is completed on the association's own site, in English.

Terms

Individual: €24 / year
Term: One year from registration
Physical card: €16.80
Delivery: €3.99
Corporate plans: 3
Corporate range: 3–300 people

Become a member€24

Section I What is included

Eight entitlements.

Listed in full rather than summarised, so nothing has to be discovered after payment.

01 Digital member card: Generated at registration with a unique verification link. The verification page reports status, membership level and validity in real time.
02 Reserved area: Resources, guides and templates for practitioners, held behind member authentication.
03 Public directory of AI professionals: Inclusion is opt-in at registration. The directory publishes first name, surname, city and freelance availability, and nothing else.
04 Member events and webinars: Sessions reserved to members, held online and at partner venues.
05 Negotiated rates on AI tools and services: Agreements with tool and service providers, available through the reserved area.
06 Institutional representation: AIPIA represents its members before the European Commission through the European AI Alliance.
07 Right to vote in the general assembly: Every individual member holds one vote in the association’s assembly.
08 Right to use the member badge and logo: Granted under the association’s usage guidelines.

Section II The card

A card that a third party can check without asking you.

The digital card is generated at registration with a verification link unique to the member. Following it opens a page reporting membership status, level and validity in real time, so a client, employer or procurement team can confirm standing directly.

A printed card in the same format is optional. It carries the member’s name, member number and a QR code pointing at that same verification page.

Verify a member About the card

AIPIA

Associazione Italiana Professionisti dell’Intelligenza Artificiale

AIPIA UK

Holder: A. N. Other
Member since: 2026
Level: Individual
Status: Active

Verify

aipia.uk/verify

Illustrative specimen. Each member's card is generated at registration with a unique verification link.

A physical card in the same format is available for €16.80, with a single €3.99 delivery charge covering every physical item in one order. Cards are despatched on the fifteenth of the month following registration.

Section III The directory

Listing is opt-in, and the fields are fixed.

The public directory of artificial intelligence professionals is where companies and recruiters look for practitioners inside the association. Inclusion is chosen at registration and can be declined without affecting anything else in the membership.

Four fields are published: first name, surname, city, and whether the member is a freelance professional available for work. No email address, no telephone number, no employer, no client list.

The current directory

Published fields

First name: Published
Surname: Published
City: Published
Freelance availability: Published
Contact details: Not published

Section IV Organisations

Corporate membership runs on separate terms.

Three plans cover organisations from 3–300 people, priced from €490 to €12,000 a year. They carry brand visibility within the association, team training at a reserved rate, access to the reserved area, a mention in the companies section of the association’s site, a dedicated newsletter and an advisory channel.

Training for corporate members is charged at €229 a course rather than €249, on orders of 3 or more enrolments.

Corporate plans

Recognition and limits

Section V Joining

Registration takes a few minutes.

Membership is administered on the association’s own site, which handles registration, payment, the reserved area and card generation. The international membership route asks for account details, name, date and place of birth, city and country, and the two consents required by the statute and the privacy notice.

Anyone with a professional interest in artificial intelligence is eligible. No specific qualification is required.

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