Le séminaire annuel de 2024
Rome, 2–5 Septembre 2024
Le séminaire a eu lieu à l’Université LUMSA dans le cadre du projet international New Humanism at the time of Neurosciences and Artificial Intelligence (NHNAI – coordonné par l’UCLy avec le soutien de la FIUC) et avec la collaboration de l’ ATEM. La dernière séssion s’est tenue à Notre Dame Rome.
Le programme et les info pratiques sono disponibles ici.
Le poster est ici
Greetings
Francesco Bonini, Rector of LUMSA University (Italy) (video)
Silvia Dall’Olio, Director of the University of Notre Dame Rome (USA) (video)
Introductions
Mathieu Guillermin, Coordinator of NHNAI project, Lyon Catholic University (France) (video)
Dominique Coatanea, President of ATEM, Facultés Loyola Paris (France) (video)
Stefano Biancu, Coordinator of the PhD program « Contemporary Humanism », LUMSA University (Italy) (video)
Keynote lectures (click on the title to watch the video)
Mario De Caro,University of Roma Tre (Italy), The problem of Freedom and today’s challenges
Dominique Lambert, University of Namur (Belgium), Ethics of AI
Thierry Magnin, Catholic University of Lille (France), Christian Thought, Humanism, AI and Neurosciences
Patricia Churchland, University of San Diego (USA), Neurosciences and Human Freedom
Fiorella Battaglia, University of Salento (Italy), Democracy and Education at the Time of AI and Neurosciences
Laura Palazzani, LUMSA-University of Rome (Italy), Health at the Time of AI and Neurosciences
PhD Students’ Presentations (click on the title to watch the video)
- Marco Tassella, LUMSA-UCLy: The Paradox of Moral Luck: Testing Free Will and Responsibility Against Chance
- François Deshors, UCLy-LUMSA: Human being and artificial intelligence: prospects and consequences of a hypothetical conflict
- Alessia Cadelo, LUMSA-UCP: The power of algorithms to redefine human autonomy
- Pierangelo Bianco, Lumsa-UCP: The search for Habitable Intelligence: George Lindbeck’s contribution to AI Debate
- Giammarco Basile, LUMSA-PUC: Flaminio Piccoli, the DC and Centrist Democrat International (CDI)
- Francesca Fioretti, LUMSA- UCP: Promoting the development of competences for active citizenship in Italy: from school organization to classroom practices
- Francesco Marcelli, LUMSA: Youth association and the training of the governing class: the case of Catholic university students in Italy and internationally
- Matteo Mostarda, LUMSA: Integral Human Development in Enrico Mattei’s strategy for Italy
- Marco Valerio, LUMSA-UCP: Learning to teach civic and citizenship education and education for sustainable development during pre-service teacher training
- Costanza Vizzani, LUMSA-PUC: The theoretical foundations of the debate on reproductive technologies
- Sarah Horton, ICP-ACU: Alienation and Self-Knowledge in Maine de Biran
- Juhani Steinmann, ICP-LUMSA: The Coming God. Soteriological Figures in Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, and Heidegger
- Federico Rudari, UCP-LUMSA: Embodied perception and spatial sense-making: from phenomenology to aesthetics
- Tomaso Pignocchi, LUMSA-ICP: Language and soteriology: the concept of liberation in Wittgenstein and Buddhist philosophies
- Orlando Garcia, ICP-LUMSA: Human freedom challenged by AI and neuroscience
- Enrico Di Meo, LUMSA-ICP: Mechanism and Free Will: a possible Convergence Hypothesis
- Flavia Chieffi, LUMSA-UCly: The role of «symbolic consciousness» in Virgilio Melchiorre’s philosophy
- Cecilia Benassi, LUMSA: The embodiment of form – Symbolic between poetry and technology
- Gael Trottmann-Calame, ICP- LUMSA: An all-too-modern modernity: a genealogical investigation
