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Parallel sessions - AI & Education

11/19/2020 | 10:15 - 12:15 | Laval Virtual

Description

- Time schedule in France & Germany :  10:15 to 12:15
- Time schedule in Japan : 18:15 to 20:15
The shortage of AI specialists is an issue faced by almost all developed countries. The demand for AI specialists often exceeds the actual number of AI graduates coming out of university every year. In this context, public and private actors are engaged in a fierce battle to recruit the top experts.
Another crucial issue is enabling the general public to understand the basics of AI, as interaction with AI
applications is increasingly becoming part of our lives and has a growing impact on them.

This session will discuss and compare the different strategies envisioned or implemented in Japan, France and Germany to cope with this challenge.

What advantages could Japan, France and Germany derive from working together (i.e. scientists, companies, political decision-makers, etc.) on this topic? Why? How can we improve co-operation and what are the current brakes and deadlocks?

Speakers

  • Dr. Yuichiro Anzai Dr. Yuichiro Anzai
    Senior Advisor, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
  • Prof. Anne Boyer Prof. Anne Boyer
    Scientific Advisor in Maths, Computer Science & AI for the Director of Higher Education, French Ministry of Higher Education, Research & Innovation ; Professor in computer science, Loria laboratory, Université de Lorraine
  • Prof. Dr. Ute Schmid Prof. Dr. Ute Schmid
    Professor, Cognitive Systems, University of Bamberg
  • Dr. Shoko Suzuki Dr. Shoko Suzuki
    Prof., Graduate School of Education, Kyoto University