On the sixth day of the 4cLegal Academy, the finalists faced two challenges requiring strategic vision and operational ability: guiding a company in the adoption of an innovative technology and defining clear rules for the responsible use of artificial intelligence in a professional setting. The morning session was led by Gabriele Faggioli and Luca Galetti, respectively CEO and Partner at Partners4Innovation (Digital 360 Group), who tasked the candidates with a positioning challenge: in just 25 minutes, they had to prepare a persuasive pitch to convince a company to adopt a new technology. Clarity, technical storytelling, and a focus on practical value were the key ingredients for communicating effectively and competitively. In the afternoon, under the guidance of Alessandro Renna, the focus shifted to AI regulation. The candidates were asked to draft — in 30 minutes and with the help of the 4cAi Personal Assistant — a policy for the use of AI within a law firm. Evaluating the exercises, alongside Alessandro Renna and Mario Alberto Catarozzo, was also Mariacristina Gribaudi, President of the Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia, offering a cross-disciplinary perspective at the intersection of culture, innovation, and leadership.