The Hi! PARIS Symposium on Robotics, AI, and Society will take place on June 4-5, 2024, at ENSTA Paris in the Palaiseau/Saclay region of southern Greater Paris. Registration is FREE and MANDATORY to ensure your place at this exclusive event.
Please share this opportunity with your network and register at your earliest convenience using the following link: https://www.hi-paris.fr/symposium-registration/
Dear All,
The Hi! PARIS Symposium on Robotics, AI, and Society will take place on June 4-5, 2024, at ENSTA Paris in the Palaiseau/Saclay region of southern Greater Paris.
It includes plenary talks by worldwide renowned researchers, covering various aspects of Robotics, AI and related issues, an exhibition space, and networking opportunities.
Registration is
FREE and
MANDATORY to ensure your place at this exclusive event.
Please share this opportunity with your network and register at your earliest convenience using the following link:
https://www.hi-paris.fr/symposium-registration/
(For reasons beyond our control, the social event initially planned for Tuesday evening had to be canceled. The scientific program is unchanged).
Speakers Include:
- Ronald Arkin, Georgia Institute of Technology: “Lethal autonomous robots and the plight of the noncombatant”
- Antonio Bicchi, Italian Institute of Technology: “Soft robotics technologies for prosthetics and rehabilitation”
- Aude Billard, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
- Lee A Bygrave, Universitetet i Oslo (UiO): “EU Regulation of Smart Robotics – Too Much, Too Soon?”
- Maurice Fallon, University of Oxford: “Robot mapping and navigation with learning and sensor fusion”
- Laurel D. Riek, UC San Diego: “Cognitively assistive robots for people with mild cognitive impairment”
- Cyrill Stachniss, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn: “Robotics and sensing for sustainable crop production”
- Guy Hoffman, Cornell University: “Lifelike, futuristic, cute: cultural histories of robot design”
- Takayuki Kanda, Kyoto University: “Social robots in public space”
- Oliver Lemon, University of Oxford: “Working together: building responsible generative AI for the future of Human-Robot Teams”
- Maja Mataric, University of Southern California
- Robin Murphy, Texas A&M University: “Robots, disasters, and AI for good”
- Mariarosaria Taddeo, University of Oxford: “The ethics of artificial intelligence in national defence”
- Leila Takayama, UC Berkeley: “On designing robots to be invisible-in-use”
Scientific Committee:
François Goulette, Adriana Tapus, David Filliat, Philippe Xu, Elena Vanneaux and Nicolas Vieille.
We look forward to welcoming you to what promises to be an enlightening and engaging event.