Shoko Suzuki
Shoko Suzuki (Litt.D.)
Title
Team Leader

Members

  • Team leader
    Shoko Suzuki
  • Senior visiting scientist
    Masaki Fukuda
  • Visiting scientist
    Hironobu Fujiwara
  • Part-time worker I
    Yuki Hori

Introduction

Artificial intelligence and other forms of information technology have advanced rapidly in recent years. This has led to both excessive expectations for this technology and at the same time given rise to questions about how to relate to more humanlike artifacts, and fears about the possibility that technology that might acquire not only emotions and intuitions but also consciousness, leading to increasing anxiety and an unfounded sense of crisis that machines may come to dominate or destroy human society. There is an urgent need to develop an ethical foundation for continued coevolution with technology through coexistence and symbiosis with things and machines, while retaining an appropriate awe of technology. Amidst the rapid advancement of information technology, there is a need to reexamine the limits and possibilities of human intelligence. This team aims to develop a platform for a comprehensive ethics that will redefine human nature and make it possible for human beings and technology to continue to coevolve together.

Main Research Field
Social Sciences & General / Multidisciplinary
Research Subjects
Examining the relationship between human beings and AI-technology
Redefinition of “Humanity”
Developing a new ethical model with a particular focus on AI ethics
RIKEN Website URL

Introduction Video

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