Start your day with a warm welcome from The Lyceum Project team! Upon arrival, please proceed to the registration desk to pick up your badge and event materials. Our team will be available to assist…

The conference opens with a warm welcome by Alexandra Mitsotaki, President & co-founder of the World Human Forum and George Nounesis, Director and Chairman of the Board of the National Centre for Scientific Research "Demokritos".

Kyriakos Mitsotakis Prime Minister of the Hellenic Republic discusses with Baroness Beeban Kidron, Crossbench Peer, House of Lords, UK Parliament. The discussion is moderated by Dr Ing Konstantinos Karachalios.

This panel discussion will address regulation, ethical foresight, and legal responsibilities related to children in the age of AI, offering insights from academics, policy-makers and technology governance experts on shaping future governance frameworks. The session…

A diverse group of panelists, whose work spans AI literacy, policy, philosophy, and education share their insights and experiences about how AI can empower teaching and learning, as well as how education can be shaped…

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Five young scholars (PhD students or those within 7 years of their PhD),  coming from diverse fields (social sciences, humanities, education, computer science, AI ethics, and art), share their insights, ideas, and reflections on this…

This session will be in Greek.

This panel brings together academics and AI practitioners to discuss how we can build age-appropriate, child-centred AI that tackles urgent challenges, reflects ethical insights, connects research and industry, and includes global perspectives. The session is…

Prof John Tasioulas, Professor of Ethics and Legal Philosophy and Director of the Institute for Ethics in AI at the University of Oxford discusses with Prof Spyros Ragkos. The session will be moderated by Dr…

Prof Anastasia Giannakidou will provide closing remarks, reflecting on the key insights of the day, highlighting emerging questions, and outlining possible directions for inquiry and action.

Presentation of the Philosophy Hub in Aristotle’s Lyceum, an initiative launched by the National Centre for Scientific Research “Demokritos”, the World Human Forum, Foster+Partners and funded by Region of Attica and the Ministry of Culture.

The day will conclude with an evening, interdisciplinary performance at Aristotle's Lyceum, inspired by the topics discussed during the day. The Athens Conservatoire dance students, collaborating with Contemporary Music Research Center musicians, will offer a…