Engage with the philosophy and practice of ethical AI at 'The Lyceum Project' – a unique one-day conference hosted by the Institute for Ethics in AI, in partnership with Stanford University and Greece's National Centre for Scientific Research "Demokritos".
Mark your calendars for June 20th, 2024, as Athens becomes the epicentre of AI ethics discussions, set against the inspiring backdrop of the ancient site of Aristotle's school, the Lyceum.
This event, which is free and open to the public, promises a rich tapestry of insights, featuring:
1. Philosophers' Panel: Professor John Tasioulas and Professor Josiah Ober as they introduce their white paper on Aristotelian AI ethics, in conversation with a leading journalist.
2. Practitioners' Panel: Major figures from the technical, entrepreneurial, and regulatory spheres of AI, including Professor Alondra Nelson and Professor Constantine Daskalakis, discuss the practical dimensions of philosophy and ethics in AI.
3. Speech by the Prime Minister of Greece: The audience will be addressed by Mr. Kyriakos Mitsotakis
4. Early Career Researchers' Parallel Sessions: Immerse yourself in the latest research of emerging scholars dedicated to advancing Aristotelian AI ethics. Engage in intimate breakout sessions, fostering dialogue and collaboration among the thought leaders of tomorrow.
5. Cultural Programme on music and dance in the late evening.
