Plenary round table theses:
1. Will artificial intelligence and robotization take over our jobs? The future of work in the era of AI.
- Discussion of potential job loss due to automation and how society can adapt.
2. The end of privacy as we know it: Are we ready to live completely transparently?
- Exploring the implications of full digital transparency and how it affects the concept of privacy.
3. Global village or digital ghetto? Polarization of society in the digital age.
- Analysis of how technology can both polarize and connect people, and the consequences of this on the global social structure.
4. Green or profit? Technology in the service of sustainability versus capitalism.
- Discussion of the conflict between technological progress intended for sustainability and market pressures for profit.
- Study of ethical issues related to genetic modification, from designing babies to enhancing human capacities.
5. Hacking the mind: The future of artificial intelligence in neurotechnology.
- Exploring the opportunities and risks associated with connecting AI and the human brain.
6. From democracy to digitalocracy: How technology is redefining politics.
- Analysis of how digital platforms and algorithms can affect democratic processes and political power.
7. Posthumanism: Should we transcend the human condition?
- Discussion of the philosophical and ethical implications of the pursuit of posthumanism through technology.
