What will the humans be like in 100 years to go? We are only separated by 4 generations and people of 2112 are our grandchildren. Is it possible that your granddaughter is a robot? You shouldn't deny the thought at once, as in 2012 a Japanese engineer created a robot-copy of himself. Technology is changing permanently and it is hard to predict how it will influence the relationship between people of the future. What will they value?
Speakers
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David Orrell
Writer and mathematician, Oxford, United Kingdom.Hiroshi Ishiguro
Director of the Intelligent Robotics Laboratory, part of the Department of Systems Innovation in the Graduate School of Engineering Science at Osaka University, Japan.Daan Roosegaarde
Artist, Creative director "Studio Roosegaarde", Rotterdam, Netherlands.Dmitry and Elena Kawarga
Artist. Science-art.Moscow, RussiaMark Renshaw
Chief Innovation Officer Leo Burnett Chicago, USA.Alexandr Vartanov
Physiologist, professor Moscow State University of Lomonosov. Moscow, RussiaPavel Luksha
Professor and Director of Practice for the implementation of corporate education programs of the Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVO. Moscow, RussiaTimour Shchoukine
Coordinator of public movement "Russia 2045" and member of science-art project.Moscow, Russia.Mikhail Burtsev
PhD, research scientist at Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics of RAS, Moscow, RussiaOrganizing team
