I am having the great pleasure of attending WIRN (Italian Neural Network Workshops) where I have been given the chance to give a keynote talk. The workshop gathers experts on Artificial Intelligence from all over Italy (and the rest of the world) to discuss about the latest advances in machine learning and similar technologies. For me it is a chance to have interesting discussions with the members of a vibrant community and, most important, to meet a lot of talented young researchers that do their first steps in the friendly environment that WIRN provides. This year, my talk has been on attachment and its relationship with Artificial Intelligence (the problem is to automatically diagnose the attachment condition of a child) and Human Computer Interaction (the problem is to find traces of the attachment condition in the way children interact with software).