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Date and time
October 1, 2025,
15.00- 18.30, room 313,
October 2, 2025,
15.00−18.30, room 415.
15.00- 18.30, room 313,
October 2, 2025,
15.00−18.30, room 415.
Venue
Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Goncharnaya St., 12, p. 1
Participation Format
in-person, online
Section organizers
The section proposes to discuss issues of ethics and axiology related to the creation and use of Generative Artificial Intelligence systems.
Section Overview
Discussion
ChatGPT and similar: a useful tool or a trap for humans?
Responsibility of the developer and responsibility of the user beyond legislative regulation
Ethics of human-machine communication. Understanding, imitation of understanding and problems of ethics of both parties
"Deep fakes" - a new challenge to morality or "good old" cheating?
Why should generative AI write articles and increase the "uniqueness" of the text? How to combat the corrosion of the ethos of education and science?
Are classical AI values relevant to generative AI?
Simulating ethical reflection in Generative AI (GPT first person: "As an AI, I am programmed to be ethical and guided by principles that include respect, objectivity, and support for users")
Press release
Section 5: 12 people made a presentation, three of them remotely. There were 2 people from FSU (Petrunin Yu.Y. and the applicant Nuralieva N.Z.). There were about 30 participants. The most heated discussion broke out on the issue of the goals and possibilities of developing GII. Some participants in the discussion were of the opinion that GII serves to govern the state and society and destroys human intelligence, while others emphasized the positive results of GII and proposed methods to optimize the consequences of GII.
The second session of the Ethics and Values of Generative Artificial Intelligence section was held, like the first, at the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
11 speakers spoke, and a total of 25 people took part.
Ethical issues related to the phenomenon of "tanabots" - digital doppelgangers of deceased people - became the subject of a lively discussion. Some participants considered promising the model proposed by the speaker for describing a person as an environment within which a new type of technical entity is formed, while others defended classical ideas about human subjectivity. The question was raised about the need to take into account the peculiarities of different cultures that influence attitudes towards the idea and practice of producing and using digital doubles, as well as the human right to prohibit the creation of a digital double after one's own death.
Moderators
- Petrunin Yuri YuryevichD.Sc. (Philos.), Prof., Head of the Department of Mathematical Methods and Information Technologies in Management, School of Public Administration, Lomonosov Moscow State University; Head of the "Knowledge Management" section, SCAI&CRM RAS
- Alekseeva Irina YuryevnaD.Sc. (Philos.), Docent, Leading Researcher, Sector of Philosophical Problems of Social sciences and Humanities, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences
Contacts for communication
TimofeevMD@spa.msu.ru
Section coordinator
Timofeev Maxim Dmitrievich, Master’s student of the Federal State University of Moscow, School of Public Administration
Timofeev Maxim Dmitrievich, Master’s student of the Federal State University of Moscow, School of Public Administration
Answers to frequently asked questions
The conference is intended for researchers, teachers, representatives of business and government agencies, as well as anyone interested in the impact of generative AI on modern industries. Participation will be especially useful for those who want to understand the practical application of technologies, their regulation and ethical aspects.
The conference is held in a hybrid format: face-to-face sections will be held in Moscow, Ufa and Tomsk, and an online broadcast will be available for remote participants. All registered listeners will receive links to connect to the selected sections.
Participation is free, but pre-registration is required via the form on the website. This is necessary to create a program, send materials, and organize broadcasts. If you plan to make a presentation, you need to send your abstracts by September 18, 2025.
Yes, there is a question and answer session after each report. Online participants will be able to ask questions in the broadcast chat, and moderators will voice them to the speakers.
Documents
International Scientific and Practical Conference Generative Artificial Intelligence in Economic and Social Sectors: Pro&Contra 2025
GAI:PRO&CONTRA