On Wednesday, October 16, 2024, we will hold "From Information Engineering to Imagination Science: A Genealogy from Human-Agent Interaction to Narrative Applications."
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In "Liberal Arts of Information," we focus on the "Light and Shadow of Information," and have leading lecturers from various fields speak about the merits and demerits of information use, as well as the future of information technology.
On Wednesday, October 16, 2024, we will hold a lecture titled "From Information Engineering to Imagination Science: A Genealogy from Human-Agent Interaction to Narrative Applications" by Associate Professor Hirotaka Osawa of the Faculty of Science and Technology. Please join us.
Humans are animals with social intelligence that allows them to infer the intentions of others. This ability is an extremely attractive challenge for informatics research and is also a field in demand in a future society using artificial intelligence technology.
In this presentation, focusing on research related to social intelligence, I will explain how my research has expanded from human-agent interaction research to narrative applications.
[Date and Time]
Wednesday, October 16, 2024, 16:30–18:00
[Venue]
Hiyoshi Campus Raiosha Symposium Space
[Target Audience]
Keio students, faculty, and staff
*Approx. 100 people
[Fee]
Free
[Venue]
Hiyoshi Campus Raiosha Symposium Space
[Organizer, etc.]
Keio Research Center for the Liberal Arts
For details regarding registration and other information, please see here.