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  • Date August 27
  • Time
  • Hall Moscow Hall
  • Panel discussion

Homo Nubilum. The Anthropology of a Digital Citizen

A citizen in a human-centered city is becoming increasingly comfortable, but is this the same citizen who walked these streets before the digital age? Automobiles and public transportation completely changed the perceptions of distances in the city, but the current changes concern not only perceptions and daily habits but also essential functions of human thinking and psychology.

  • Can the new individual survive in the city, especially outside of it, without a digital exoskeleton?
  • Are humans turning into cyborgs?
  • How profound are these changes at the physiological level – can they guide human evolution along a new path?

Moderator

Dmitry Kulish
Dmitry Kulish
Professor, Director of the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Skoltech

Speakers

Valery Pecheikin
Valery Pecheikin
Playwright, screenwriter, journalist, Bookmate's book podcast, Russia
Jeffrey Too Chuan Tan
Jeffrey Too Chuan Tan
Jeffrey Too Chuan Tan, Director of AI Research, Asia AI Robotics Research (A2R2), Malaysia
Darya Radchenko
Darya Radchenko
Senior Research Fellow, RANEPA, Russia
Vyacheslav Dubynin
Vyacheslav Dubynin
Professor, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia
Topics
  • Human
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