Biomarkers and Agentic AI: the role of control versus real freedom for development

Type
Open Panel
Language
English
Description

This session tackles the assessment of biomarkers and technology measurement and its inception and roots, where we measure the gains in productivity, but it might hinder political freedoms and civil liberties.
Agentic AI has a dual role: it enables and fosters development, but it may also make the human mind less free.
Empirical studies and case studies are particularly welcome, as are ethical, more philosophical, grounded papers. Ethical papers and contributions on mind freedom are welcome, as well as empirical approaches such as biomarker implementation in pandemic controls (e.g., COVID-19).
Papers can focus globally, on the Global South, on Africa, or on a specific region for a case study.
The session's core focus is a discussion of freedom, development, and the human-mind-body agentic AI control-freedom binomial dual approach.

Keywords: Agentic AI, biomarkers tech, Freedom vs control, Global South, Africa, Asia, Development.

Onsite Presentation Language
Same as proposal language
Panel ID
PL-4319