Homo Roboticus
How do we prepare
for the future.
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Homo Roboticus
How do we prepare
for the future.
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21 October 2022
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Take part in an online debate with Sophia – the world’s most famous AI robot. Ask Jeffrey Sachs, a professor at Columbia University, about the future of economics, and learn from Giulio Tononi what it is and how to develop your own awareness.
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We invite you to a three-hour online event that
will prepare you for the challenges of the future.
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+ viewers,
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hours live broadcast.
Take part in an online debate with Sophia – the world’s most famous AI robot. Ask Jeffrey Sachs, a professor at ColumbiaUniversity, about the future of economics, and learn from Giulio Tononi how to develop your own awareness and what it is.
We invite you to a three-hour online event that
will prepare you for the challenges of the future.
Humanity:
The place
& role of humans
in the changing
world
How tech
progress
impacts
our natural
habitat
progress
impacts
our natural
habitat
Human
Occupation:
The worker
of the future
Occupation:
The worker
of the future
Evolution
of the human
then & now:
neuroscience,
humane-tech
of the human
then & now:
neuroscience,
humane-tech
Main speakers
2022
David Hanson and Sophia the humanoid robot
will be the guest of the Masterclass Virtual Studio.
Prof. Jeffrey Sachs
Economist, Columbia. Director of The Earth Institute at Columbia University
“Globalization was a deep trend pushed by technology and right ideas, as much as anything else.“
Br. Guy Consolmagno
Research astronomer, physicist (MIT, Harvard), Director of the Vatican Observatory.
„Science doesn't stop when it comes up with a nice answer. It looks for more data. It comes up with new ideas. It's willing to admit it's wrong.“
Dr. Ian Pearson
Futurologist. Tracks and predicts developments across a wide range of technology, business, society, politics and the environment
“Computers will become conscious within 10 years”
Wojciech Hann
Bank of Environmental Protection, chairman.
Giulio Tononi
Neuroscientist, psychiatrist, Distinguished Chair in Consciousness Science, at the University of Wisconsin
“Consciousness is an evolving, developing, ever-deepening awareness of ourselves in history and culture”
Alex Przegalińska
Former MIT Research Fellow and future Harvard Senior Research Fellow. AI expert. Vice Rector at Kozminski University.
Who will soon replace us in the office and factory? Can an algorithm have emotions? Are robots aware?
Jacek Kędzior
EY CESA Managing Partner, Jacek leads EY across 31 countries, and is also EY Poland's Managing Partner
Krzysztof Zanussi
Film and theatre director, producer and screenwriter, philosopher.
Tomasz Trafny
Head of the science and faith department of the Vatican's Pontifical Council for Culture
Dariusz Jemielniak
Professor of management, the head of MINDS department at Kozminski University, faculty associate at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University
“The future development of the collaborative society will most likely depend on what big data analysis, the use of machine learning and the development of the Internet will bring about.”
Yuko Munakata
Developmental cognitive neuroscientist, professor at University of Colorado Boulder
Main
speakers
2022
David Hanson and Sophia the humanoid robot
will be the guests of the Masterclass Virtual Studio.
Prof. Jeffrey Sachs
Economist, Columbia. Director of The Earth Institute at Columbia University
“Globalization was a deep trend pushed by technology and right ideas, as much as anything else.“
Br. Guy Consolmagno
Research astronomer, physicist (MIT, Harvard), Director of the Vatican Observatory.
„Science doesn't stop when it comes up with a nice answer. It looks for more data. It comes up with new ideas. It's willing to admit it's wrong.“
Dr. Ian Pearson
Futurologist. Tracks and predicts developments across a wide range of technology, business, society, politics and the environment
“Computers will become conscious within 10 years”
Wojciech Hann
Bank of Environmental Protection, chairman.
Giulio Tononi
Neuroscientist, psychiatrist, Distinguished Chair in Consciousness Science, at the University of Wisconsin
“Consciousness is an evolving, developing, ever-deepening awareness of ourselves in history and culture”
Alex Przegalińska
Former MIT Research Fellow and future Harvard Senior Research Fellow. AI expert. Vice Rector at Kozminski University.
Who will soon replace us in the office and factory? Can an algorithm have emotions? Are robots aware?
Jacek Kędzior
EY CESA Managing Partner, Jacek leads EY across 31 countries, and is also EY Poland's Managing Partner
Krzysztof Zanussi
Film and theatre director, producer and screenwriter, philosopher.
Tomasz Trafny
Head of the science and faith department of the Vatican's Pontifical Council for Culture
Dariusz Jemielniak
Professor of management, the head of MINDS department at Kozminski University, faculty associate at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University
“The future development of the collaborative society will most likely depend on what big data analysis, the use of machine learning and the development of the Internet will bring about.”
Yuko Munakata
Developmental cognitive neuroscientist, professor at University of Colorado Boulder
Agenda
Part 1
Human in the Changing
World.
How to prepare for the future.
How to prepare for the future.
How will work, sensory experience, culture, economy, art, democracy change
tomorrow?
How will AI impact the economy?
Spiritual gap in the technocratic world?
How might humans’ consciousness continue to evolve with the expansion of technology?
How will AI impact the economy?
Spiritual gap in the technocratic world?
How might humans’ consciousness continue to evolve with the expansion of technology?
21
October 2022
Alex Przegalinska
AI Researcher, MIT, Harvard; Vice-Rector, Kozminski University
Krzysztof Zanussi
Film Producer & Director, Philosopher
Jeffrey Sachs
Columbia Economist
Guy Consolmagno
Astronomer, Director of the Vatican Observatory
Agenda
Part 2
Technology That Changes Us and Our Lives.
Singularity, AI, Human 4.0.
Radical innovation. How will our world and lives change with the advent of humanoid robots? What are the promises? What are the threats?
What should children learn to survive in the future?
Will there be a breakthrough in the development of civilization in 2045, in which artificial intelligence will equal the human intelligence?
Can an unprecedented revolution be achieved thanks to bioengineering and direct brain-computer interfaces?
21
October 2022
David Hanson & Sophia
American Roboticist and Social Humanoid Robot
Dr Ian Pearson
Futurist
Dariusz Jemielniak
AI Expert, Kozminski University; Faculty Associate, Harvard
Giulio Tononi
Neuroscientist, Author
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02-087 Warsaw, Poland
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e: biuro@ctn.org.pl
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