| 09:30~12:00 |
Session 1
(AI) |
Title : AI Ethics
- Moderator : Whachul Son
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Presenters :
- 1. Barbara Janusz-Pohl: Ethical Issues and AI Tools Application in Criminal Justice – Discussion of Duality of Ethical Norms and Adjudication Heuristics
- 2. Ho Manh Tung: Human-AI Co-creation: The Role of Nature Quotient in a Sustainable Future
- 3. Sunghoon Jung: The Problems of Virtual Profile Identity with Generated Image by AI
- 4. Eusun Heo: Rethinking Publicness in the Age of AI: Focusing on the Space of Appearance
- Discussant : Insok Ko
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Session 2
(AI) |
Title : AI and Humanities Research
- Moderator : Geonwoo Park
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Presenters :
- 1. Tony Veale: In Two Minds: Thinking Fast and Slow about Large Language Models
- 2. Marcin Galiński: Categorical Imperative as the Philosophical Foundation of Punishing Al Agents
- 3. June Jeon: Doing Humanities with Artificial Intelligence: A Comparative Perspective (Co-authored with Byungjun Kim, Daewon Noh )
- 4. Baro Kim: Humanities Research Governance in the AI Era
- Discussant : Sunghyon Myaeng
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Session 3
(Roundtable) |
Title : Education in the Age of AI
- Moderator : Chankyu Lee
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Presenters :
- 1. Seonghoon Do: In the Age of AI, 읽걷쓰 is the answer!
- 2. Sungwoo Um: Treating AI Teachers Virtuously
- 3. Hyeoncheol Kim: Education in the Age of AI: Towards Human–AI Coexistence
- 4. Wonjoong Kim: The necessity of changing the educational paradigm and the establishment of humanistic talent in the era of the AI transformation
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Session 4
(AI) |
Title : AI and Translation
- Moderator : Hobin Choi
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Presenters :
- 1. Ke Hu: How Does Human-AI Collaboration Affect the Translation Performance of Large Language Models? (A Preliminary Study)
- 2. Muhammet Emre Korkmaz: AI-Supported Semantic Analysis in Korean Language Education: Insights from the Turkish University Context
- 3. Younggil Yim: Current Status and Prospects of AI-Based Classical Chinese Translation
- 4. Yohan Jang: Past Language, Future Technology: Integrating Korean Historical Morphological Corpora with AI
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Session 5
(Coexistence) |
Title : Museums as Inclusive Spaces
- Moderator : Eunkyung Park
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Presenters :
- 1. Vicki Sung-yeon Kwon: Decolonial and Inclusive Initiatives at the Royal Ontario Museum: Case studies of Global Africa, the Indigenous, and Korea
- 2. Masao Oi: Beyond Walls, Connecting Cultures: Digital Museums as Catalysts for Inquiry Learning
- 3. Seongil Park: Management and Utilization of Classical Texts through the Lens of Interculturalism: Focusing on Kyujanggak Institutes for Korean Studies at Seoul National University
- 4. Younghee Kim: Museum for everyone, Art history for everyone
- Discussant : Byoungchan Min
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Session 6
(Coexistence) |
Title : Korean Literature and the World
- Moderator : Taeyong Kim
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Presenters :
- 1. Jean-Claude de Crescenzo: Can Korean Literature Become World Literature?
- 2. Seungwoo Lee: The Premise For The Global Coexistence Of Korean Literature
- 3. Yongjoon Jeong: The Translatable and the Untranslatable
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Session 7
(Coexistence) |
Title : Books and Libraries in the Digital Age
- Moderator : KyungHoon Moon
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Presenters :
- 1. Guillaume Fau: The Case of Marcel Proust’s Manuscripts : From Creative Genius to Artificial Intelligence. A Critical Perspective
- 2. Rafael Olea Franco: Books and Reading in Borges’s Work: Between Paradise and Hell
- 3. Younguk Kim: The Melancholy of Books
- Discussant : Sukkyun Woo, Jiyeon Cha
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Session 8
(Coexistence) |
Title : Encountering the Other
- Moderator : Segeun Jeong
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Presenters :
- 1. Aditi Singh: Humans in the Loop: Encountering and Coexisting with the Human and Non-Human “Other”
- 2. Suk Gabriel Choi: A Reflection on Communication and Empathy from a Gi-Philosophical Perspective
- 3. Youngjin Yim: Similarities in the Origins of Ancient East Asian Adult Jar-coffins
- 4. Mingyu Seo: Transcendence and Coexistence: Philosophical Responses and Tasks in an Era of Civilizational Transition
- Discussant : Namho Cho
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