Panel Discussion “"Humanitarian" and "Technical" in the Artificial Personality Project”
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Moderators Alekseev, Andrey Yurevich D.Sc. in Philosophy, Professor, Humanities & Social Sciences Center, MIPT University, Scientific Secretary and Coordinator of Scientific Programs at the Scientific Council, the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences on the Methodology of Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Research (NSMII RAS), Moscow, Russia aa65@list.ru
Gurov, Oleg Nikolaevich PhD in Philosophy, MBA, CEO of ANO "Center for Development of Business Competences", Lecturer, AI Center, MGIMO University, Lecturer, Humanities & Social Sciences Center, MIPT University, Member of the Expert Council on Knowledge Economy Management under the State Duma Committee on Education and Science, Moscow, Russia gourov.oleg@gmail.com
Secretary Panova, Maria Sergeevna Junior Researcher, AI Center, MGIMO, Moscow, Russia m.panova@odin.mgimo.ru
Abstract The Panel Discussion is devoted to prospects of a wide range of personal phenomena computer implementation (within imitation, modeling, reproduction). In this context, the Artificial Personality Project is being developed as an AI system that convincingly passes the Turing complex test for the computer implementation of such a range of Humanities phenomena as the self (in the meaning of German Selbst): semantic, cognitive, existential, creative, communicative, motivational, volitional, moral, etc. Some presentations at the Panel Discussion are devoted exactly to the history of creation, current state and prospects for the technological implementation of the Artificial Personality Project. This project has been developed on the basis of AI technologies for more than a quarter of a century. Fundamental solutions of the technological implementation of the Artificial Personality Project, which already exist, gave rise to a wide range of sociocultural and humanitarian problems. Therefore, both programmers, mathematicians, engineers and philosophers, psychologists, lawyers, linguists, political scientists, sociologists, culturologists, art critics and representatives of other sciences take part in the Panel Discussion to contribute for comprehensive study of both the general philosophical and methodological problems of an Artificial Personality, and specific IT, legal, juridical, ethical, aesthetic and other aspects of the Sciences.
Acknowledgements The Panel Discussion collaborates with the FZNF-2022-0015 project "Сonceptual model of an artificial personality as a trusted artificial intelligence system applicable in socio-political communications" (GAUGN), supported by the Expert Institute of Social Studies.
Speakers Makarov, Valery Leonidovich Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, D.Sc. in Physics and Mathematics, Professor, Scientific Supervisor of the CEMI-RAS, President of the Russian School of Economics (NES), Director of the Graduate School of Public Administration, MSU, Moscow, Russia makarov@cemi.ru
Digital twins of artificial societies
Bakhtizin, Albert Raufovich Director of CEMI RAS, D.Sc. in Economics, Professor of RAS, Corresponding Member of RAS, Certified CGE Model Developer (World Bank Institute certificate), Moscow, Russia albert.bakhtizin@gmail.com
Methods of computer modeling in socio-economic systems
Dunin-Barkowski, Witali Lvovich D.Sc. in Physics and Mathematics, Professor, Head of Division of Neuroinformatics, RAS Scientific Research Institute for System Analysis, Moscow, Russia wldbar@gmail.com
Technological aspects of intelligence and mind
Alekseev, Andrey Yurevich D.Sc. in Philosophy, Professor, Humanities & Social Sciences Center, MIPT University, Scientific Secretary and Coordinator of Scientific Programs at the Scientific Council, the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences on the Methodology of Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Research (NSMII RAS), Moscow, Russia aa65@list.ru
Five modern methodological problems of the Project of "Artificial Person" and ways to solve them
Sergeev, Sergey Fedorovich D.Sc. in Psychology, Professor, Department of Information Systems in Arts and Humanities, St. Petersburg State University, Saint Petersburg, Russia ssfpost@mail.ru
On the issue of creating systems with artificial consciousness and acting personality
Yaroslavtseva, Elena Ivanovna PhD. in Philosophy, Assistant Professor, Senior Research Fellow, Department of Philosophical Problems of Creativity, RAS Institute of Philosophy, Moscow, Russia yarela15@mail.ru
Digital engineering is a professional area of interdisciplinary competencies
Yurasov, Andrey Alexandrovich PhD in Philosophy, Research Associate State Academic University for the Humanities, Moscow, Russia andrey@d-volonter.ru
Non-cognitivist approach to the Problems' range of Artificial Personality
Dumov, Alexander Vitalievich the 1st year Master of Philosophy State Academic University for the Humanities, Moscow, Russia avdumov@inbox.ru
On normativity's limits of rationality's boundaries based on personalistic interpretation of probability
Voiskounsky, Alexander Evgenyevich PhD in Psychology, Senior Research Fellow, Research Fellow Emeritus, MSU, Moscow, Russia vae-msu@mail.ru
in collaboration with
Soldatova, Galina Vladimirovna Professor, Vice-head of Department of Psychology of Personality, MSU; Academician, Russian Academy of Education, Moscow, Russia vae-msu@mail.ru
Art of modeling an artificial personality
Panova, Maria Sergeevna Junior Researcher, AI Center, MGIMO, Moscow, Russia m.panova@odin.mgimo.ru
Legal regulations of the Artificial Personality
Naumenko, Oleg Aleksandrovich PhD in Philosophy, Assistant Professor, Department of Social Sciences & Technologies, NUST MISiS, Moscow, Russia naumenko06@mail.ru
in collaboration with
Bekbayev, Rauf Rustamovich Master of Philosophy, Tashkent International University of Education, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Modern trends in philosophical understanding of the development of artificial intelligence technologies
Makhamatov, Tahir Makhamatovich D.Sc. in Philosophy, Professor, Department of Humanities of the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Professor, Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia makhamatov.tair@mail.ru
in collaboration with
Timur, Tahirovich Mahamatov Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, History, & Philosophy, Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia timour,makhamatov@gmail.com
Sensualism and a prioriism as the basis for the evolution of artificial intelligence
Bogdanova, Olga Vyacheslavovna Founder and Director of the Perm Doll Museum,Perm Doll Museum Exhibition Center, Perm, russia dollperm@mail.ru
The history of the doll's development from automatons of the 18th century to promobots of the 21st century ,
Alekseeva, Ekaterina Alekseevna PhD in Philosophy, Assistant Professor, Department of Epistemology and Logic, State Academic University for the Humanities, Moscow, Russia eaalekseeva@gaugn.ru
Artificial Teacher
Emelyanova, Natalya Nikolaevna PhD in Political Sciences, Associate Professor, Department of Philosophical and Political Thought of the East, State Academic University for the Humanities, Moscow, Russia nata.emelyanova86@gmail.com
Social connections and information glut in digital reality
Pozarev, Todor Post-graduate Student, Department of Philosophy and Methodology of Science, MSU; Novi Sad, Serbia todor.pozarev@yandex.com
The Lovelace test: the issue of the artificial artist
Bylieva, Daria Sergeevna PhD in Political Sciences, Assistant Professor, Department of Social Sciences, Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University, Saint-Petersburg, Russia, bylieva_ds@spbstu.ru
Artificial intelligence: friendly or divine
Stralchonak, Oleg Alexandrovich Graduate Student NAN United Institute of Informatics Problems, Minsk, Belarus oleg@stralchonak.com
in collaboration with:
Losik, George Vasilievich D.Sc. in Psychology, Professor, Chief Research Fellow, Laboratory of Computer Graphics, United Institute of Information Problems of the NAS, Minsk, Belarus georgelosik@yahoo.com
Humanity and artificial intelligence
Arshinov, Vladimir Ivanovich D.Sc. in Philosophy, Professor, Chief Research Fellow, RAS Institute of Philosophy, Moscow, Russia varshinov@mail.ru
in collaboration with:
Luk'yanchuk, Boris Semenovich Department of Nanophotonics, MSU, Visiting Professor, School of Physical & Mathematical Sciences (Division of Physics and Applied Physics), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore BLukiyanchuk@ntu.edu.sg
Nikolsky, Anatoly Evgenievich PhD in Engineering, Professor, Head of the Scientific and Educational Center for Cognitive, Intellectual, Information, and Telecommunication Technologies, Moscow State University for Humanities and Economics, Moscow, Russia nikae1936@yandex.ru
Rubanov, Vladimir Arsentievich Scientific Supervisor of Center for Intelligent Information Technologies "Inteltek", Moscow, Russia info@intelteq.com
Sheludyakov, Andrey Vadimovich Russian company "Earth Space Research Institute" ashell@mail.ru
"The theory of optimal representation"
Ushakov, Vadim Leonidovich PhD in Medical Sciences, Leading Researcher, the Institute for Advanced Brain Research, MSU, Moscow, Russia
Losik, George Vasilievich D.Sc. in Psychology, Professor, Chief Research Fellow, Laboratory of Computer Graphics, United Institute of Information Problems of the NAS, Minsk, Belarus georgelosik@yahoo.com
Vartanov, Alexander Valentinovich Leading Research Fellow, Associate Professor, Department of Psychophysiology, MSU, Moscow, Russia a_v_vartanov@mail.ru
Vector coding of information in humans: on the similarity of phenomena
Sannikova, Larisa Vladimirovna D.Sc. in Law, Professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Head of Department, State Academic University for the Humanities, Moscow, Russia 7718609@mail.ru
Legal issues of the use of chatbots in socio-political communications
Goncharov, Oleg Anatolyevich D.Sc. in Psychology, Professor, Department of Psychology, Dubna State University, Professor, Faculty of Practical Psychology, MSSES, Dubna - Moscow, Russia gonchar1000@gmail.com
in collaboration with
Losik, George Vasilievich D.Sc. in Psychology, Professor, Chief Research Fellow, Laboratory of Computer Graphics, United Institute of Information Problems of the NAS, Minsk, Belarus georgelosik@yahoo.com
Boyko, Igor Mikhailovich PhD in Engineering, Assistant Professor, Leading Researcher, NAN Joint Institute of Information Problems, Minsk, Belarus igobimigo@gmail.com
Hypothesis about the third signaling system in Big Data
Mikhailov, Igor Felixovich D.Sc. in Philosophy, Senior Research Fellow, Department of Methodology for Interdisciplinary Human Studies, RAS Institute of Philosophy, Moscow, Russia ifmikhailov@gmail.com
Gavrilina, Elena Alexandrovna PhD in Philosophy, Senior Research Fellow, Center for Scientific and Information Research on Science, Education and Technology, INION RAS, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology and Culture Studies, Bauman University, Moscow, Russia my@egavrilina.ru
Artificial intelligent systems and reduction of human agency