AI - MEDZI ĽUDSKOSŤOU A ALGORITMAMI: KTO NASTAV HRANICE?

Guests:
Vladimír Šucha, visiting professor at the European University Institute in Florence, author of the book "When machines start thinking"
Aneta Világi, political scientist, Faculty of Philosophy, UK
Matúš Mesarčík, expert on the law of information and communication technologies, Faculty of Law, UK
Robert Žanony, collaborator of the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Slovakia, author of the book "Dopamine trap. Political brain, digital public, dysfunctional dialogue"

Moderation:
Barbora Zmušková, senior editor, euractiv.sk

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What we will talk about
Artificial intelligence is no longer the music of the future - it dramatically changes our choices, relationships, work world and ability to concentrate. A generation growing up in an algorithmically controlled online space is facing a mental health crisis, deepfakes are threatening trust in democratic processes, and the digital attention economy is undermining the fundamental pillars of civil society.

Panel discussion "AI between humanity and algorithms: who will set the boundaries?" will bring the perspective of four experts from different fields – psychology and philosophy of technology, information technology law, cognitive science and political science. Together they will look for answers to the questions:

• How to preserve humanity in a world dominated by algorithms?
• Where are the limits of the use of artificial intelligence and who should determine them?
• What legal instruments can protect society from the misuse of AI?
• How do social media and the digital environment shape our political thinking and civic competence?

We are looking forward to the meeting
Faculty of Philosophy of the Comenius University in Bratislava and Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, representation in the Slovak Republic