‘Cybernetic Avatars and Digital Twin E３LSI Issue Deployment: Second Symposium of the Moonshot R&D Project’（13th Sep)

A symposium jointly organised by the Moonshot R&D Project, ‘ Realization of a Society that can Use Cybernetic Avatars Safely and Securely’ and ‘NTT Social Informatics Laboratories’.
‘Cybernetic Avatars and Digital Twin E３LSI Issue Deployment: Second Symposium of the Moonshot R&D Project’

【Registration】
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1. Date and Time:  Co-Organised Symposium, 13th September 2024, (Friday),
12:30 for a 13:00 Start to 17:30
2. Venue: Hall and Faculty Club, North Building, Mita Campus, Keio University
3. Format: ZOOM Hybrid with Simultaneous Interpretation in English and Japanese
4. Co-Organiser: Keio University Moonshot Research and Development Project, ‘Realization of a Society that can Use Cybernetic Avatars Safely and Securely.’ ‘NTT Social Informatics Laboratories
5. Summary
This event will bring some of the top international scholars in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Law and Policy together for a series of stimulating discussions about the law and ethics of Cybernetic Avatars and Digital Twins. The event will begin with a series of claims which have been designed to provoke critical thought, and to highlight important issues and dynamics. The invited scholar panelists will participate in two roundtable discussions whereby they will critique each other’s proposals, find common threads, and highlight important takeaways for the future of law and ethics of Cybernetic Avatars and Digital Twins.

6.Programme Timetable
　Symposium: North Hall
　12:30:       venue open
　13:00-13:05 opening
　13:05-13:40: opening remarks and project introduction,
　　　　　　　Fumio Shimpo, Professor, Keio University
　13:40-15:00: Our Intellectual Dilemma: Cybernetic Avatar and Digital Twin-RelatedChallenging Issues of E３LSI
　　　　Moderator
　　　　　Hideyuki Matsumi, Researcher, Free University of Belgium, Project Assistant Professor, Keio University
　　　　Panelists
　　　　　Ryan Calo, Professor, Washington University, Visiting Professor, Keio University
　　　　　Woodrow Hartzog, Professor, Boston University, Visiting Professor, Keio University
　　　　　Kristen Thomasen, Assosiate Professor, Windsor University,
15:00-1530 Break
  15:30-16:20:  Roundtable Discussion1, (individual claims)
  16:20-16:40:  Break
  16:40-17:30:  Roundtable Discussion2, (Bringing it together for the future.)
  17:30: Session End

Moderator: Soma Araoka, Project Assistant Associate, Keio University