De/Reskilling with AI

In a globalized world where AI is taking a prominent role, it is crucial to establish ethical guidelines for its development and deployment, with a focus on human well-being and social justice.

If AI can assist with computing, planning, organizing, predicting, and preventing, as well as reading, taking notes, synthesizing information, writing emails or speeches, explaining and translating, drawing, creating art and visuals, evaluating, and monitoring activities—why should we bother learning? What is the role and purpose of humans in all of this?

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Who is this symposium for?

This symposium aims to bring together researchers, professionals, students, decision-makers, and anyone interested in the impact of AI on the job market and learning, in order to foster international exchange, interdisciplinarity, and collaboration across various levels of stakeholders.

It is particularly directed at those who are questioning the future of education, skills, and human roles in a world where AI is becoming increasingly prominent. Designed as a high-level international scientific event, it offers interactive activities and seeks to share information in order to clarify the respective roles of machines and humans in the development and use of AI.