Let's Design Our Own Town Using LLMs and Actor Thinking - Introductory Course - will be held every Thursday from 18:15-19:45 on 6/13, 6/20, 6/27, and 7/4. (4 sessions in total)

◼️ Workshop Overview

Create a part of the Hiyoshi shopping district ourselves using Generative AI.

First, experience a serious game. After that, using Google data and public municipal information,

have the LLM learn the entire process so far,

and experience the process of town planning while interacting with the LLM as a partner.

◼️ What you will gain after the workshop

Ability to use LLMs and prompt engineering.

Ability to create urban plans.

◼️ Key Points

Urban planning is not a special process that only experts can do; by using LLMs,

ordinary university students can participate in "town planning."

(In Itoshima, junior high school students are participating in "town planning.")

You can learn about a practical use case of AI, which can be applied to your own studies and research

in the future.

◼️ Session Content

Session 1: Learn the basics of LLMs, urban concepts, and town planning

Learn about the urban concept of Itoshima City, adjacent to Fukuoka City in Kyushu, as a case study, and

cover the basics of LLMs and actor thinking

Session 2: Learn about prompt engineering

Experience a serious game and understand what can be achieved and to what extent.

Session 3: Advancing urban planning innovation with LLMs

Using LLMs and public data, "infer" the "context" and "background" of actors,

and create an overview of the town.

Session 4: Presentation

Summarize the results from the first three sessions into materials and give a presentation.

【Date and Time】

6/13, 6/20, 6/27, 7/4 Every Thursday 18:15-19:45

【Venue】

Hiyoshi Campus AIC Lounge (Kyoseikan Collaboration Complex 2nd Floor)

【Format】

In-person

【Application Requirements (Target Participants)】

・Must be Keio students.

・Must be able to attend all four workshop sessions.

・Must be able to actively participate in team-based work.

*Participants will be divided into three teams for the work

・Must be able to write in Japanese (as natural language is used).

・Knowledge of algorithms is a plus (not required).

【Advance Registration】

Required (Application deadline: 6/10 (Mon) 12:00)

*Maximum of 15 participants. If there are many applicants, a lottery will be held, and results will be sent by the end of 6/10 (Mon).

*Keio students can apply here

【Organizer, etc.】

AIC

Please see here for details regarding application content and other information.