AI – A COMPETITOR OR AN ALLY?

Tu, 5 November

10:00 - 11:30

Congress Hall
(Pavilion 7)

Future of Civilizations

Debate

Artificial Intelligence

How Artificial Intelligence Will Change the World: AI Forecasts of the Future. In theory, the future AI model can develop independently, creating new algorithms for itself. But will such a system resemble the human perception of the world? In this context, the question of increasing the value of human intellectual and creative output becomes especially relevant as the use of artificial intelligence continues to spread. After all, AI doesn’t replace geniuses; it is the other way around: AI enhances their worth.

Questions for discussion

Will there be a conflict between AI and humans, or will they complement each other with AI becoming an assistant in all matters?
Artificial intelligence: is it our civilization’s future or its destroyer?
Will the world survive another technological revolution?
AI: is it a new zone of international confrontation or a foundation for cooperation?
Can Russia become a leader in AI technologies?

Moderators

Ruslan Bondarenko

journalist, author, and host of TV programs about new technologies, innovations, and entrepreneurship

Speakers

Andrey Daudrikh

Head of the Department of Social Research and Consulting at VCIOM

Andrey Neznamov

Managing Director of the Human-Centric AI Center at PJSC Sberbank, Chairman of the Russian National Commission for the Implementation of the AI Ethics Code

Debjit Chakraborty

Director of the Russian-Indian IT integrator RISING, India

Igor Koptelov

Chief Designer, Iridium JSC

Igor Chubarov

Director of the Metadisciplinary Competencies School, Vice-Rector of Tyumen State University, Director of the Department of Cultural Studies at the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis

José Luis Cordeiro

Director of the Ibero-American Futurists Network RIBER

Eldar Safin

science fiction writer, IT specialist