On Friday, September 13, 2024, the "2nd International Symposium on E3LSI (E-Cube LSI) Issues of Cybernetic Avatars and Digital Twins" will be held.

Leading international researchers in artificial intelligence and robot law will gather to engage in provocative discussions on the law and ethics of cybernetic avatars and digital twins.

The symposium aims to stimulate challenging thinking in new legal fields and discuss important yet difficult-to-examine issues.

This is an extremely valuable opportunity to encounter the thoughts of researchers who have boldly tackled new challenges surrounding AI and robots and have led international research.

The panel discussion titled "Questions and Rebuttals to Challenging Problem Statements" featuring Dr. Ryan Calo, a pioneer in robot law; Dr. Woodrow Hartzog, a renowned expert in privacy and technology law; and Dr. Kristen Thomasen, a leading authority on robot law and policy in Canada, is a must-see.

[Date and Time]

Friday, September 13, 2024

12:30 Doors Open, 13:00 Start, 17:15 End

Research Report Meeting: 18:00 Start, 20:00 End (Stakeholders only)

[Format]

Hybrid (On-site and Zoom) with simultaneous Japanese-English interpretation

[Advance Registration]

Required

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[Target Audience]

Open to everyone

[Organizer]

・Moonshot Research and Development Project

“Realization of a society in which avatars can be used safely and with confidence” (Shimpo Laboratory, Keio University)

・NTT Social Informatics Research Centers and Institutes

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