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AI for Us, AI with Us
AI for Us,
AI with Us
NEWS
- 2025.Feb.21Dialogue Series UTokyo–Cambridge Voices “AI and Information Integrity: Uses and Misuses” (28 March 2025)
- 2025.Feb.12We will hold the 5th BAIRAL Research Meeting for Fiscal Year 2024 “Human-Robot Interaction from the Perspective of ‘Friendship’” (10 March 2025)
- 2025.Jan.28We will hold the 4th BAIRAL Research Meeting for Fiscal Year 2024 “Advancing Mental Health Monitoring: A Deep Learning Framework for Multimodal Emotion Recognition” (20 February 2025)
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PROJECTS
Women in Tech Lunch
2023.Jun.13
B’AI Global Forum is organizing the “Women in Tech Lunch” as a casual gathering for women in STEM fields to come together, connect, and exchange ideas.
Essay Collection “Artificial Intelligence and Society”
2021.Oct.06
B'AI Global Forum has organized a class "Artificial Intelligence and Society" in the University of Tokyo's 2021 summer semester. This essay collection contains essays written by nine first- and second-year students of the College of Arts and Sciences who took this class.
B’AI Book Club
2021.May.25
B'AI Book Club is a book review project in which members of B’AI Global Forum read foreign literature that examines information technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithms from a critical perspective.
Trauma Reporting Study Group
2021.May.11
The Trauma Reporting Study Group explores ways in which journalism can play a role while respecting those who have suffered physical and mental damage, including victims of accidents, disasters, sexual violence, and survivors of war and conflict.
BAIRAL Project
2021.Feb.01
BAIRAL (B’AI RA League) examines relationships between artificial intelligence (AI) and society from both theoretical and practical aspects.
Talk series on inequity, stereotypes and stigma in leisure
2021.Feb.01
This is a talk series about understanding inequality, discrimination, and stigma in daily life.
Media and Diversity Forum (MeDi)
2020.Nov.15
“Media and Diversity Forum (MeDi)” is a discussion forum for researchers and journalists as well as a network that engages both activism and research.
EVENTS
EVENTS
Dialogue Series UTokyo–Cambridge Voices “AI and Information Integrity: Uses and Misuses”
2025.Feb.20
On Friday, 28 March 2025, the B'AI Global Forum, in collaboration with the Graduate School of Public Policy (GraSPP), University of Tokyo, will host the symposium "AI and Information Integrity: Uses and Misuses."
EVENTS
The 5th BAIRAL Research Meeting for Fiscal Year 2024
The 5th BAIRAL Research Meeting for Fiscal Year 2024
“Human-Robot Interaction from the Perspective of ‘Friendship’”
2025.Feb.12
For this research meeting on March 10th, 2025, Aiko Ichikura (PhD Student, Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies, The University of Tokyo) will give a presentation entitled “Human-Robot Interaction from the Perspective of 'Friendship'.”
EVENTS
The 4th BAIRAL Research Meeting for Fiscal Year 2024
The 4th BAIRAL Research Meeting for Fiscal Year 2024
“Advancing Mental Health Monitoring: A Deep Learning Framework for Multimodal Emotion Recognition”
2025.Jan.28
For this research meeting on February 20, 2025, Dr. Meishu Song (Graduate School of Education, University of Tokyo) will give a presentation entitled “Advancing Mental Health Monitoring: A Deep Learning Framework for Multimodal Emotion Recognition.”
REPORTS
REPORTS
Report on the 32nd B’AI Book Club (※Research Presentation)
Report on the 32nd B’AI Book Club (※Research Presentation)
“Location-Sharing and Privacy Attitudes Among Youth: A Comparative Study of Japan and the U.K.”
2025.Feb.04
On Tuesday, October 22, 2024, the 32nd B’AI Book Club of the B’AI Global Forum was held in a hybrid format. In this session, Jingyu Zhang and Risa Hiramatsu from Professor Yuiko Fujita’s Lab at the Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies, the University of Tokyo, delivered a presentation titled "Location-Sharing and Privacy Attitudes Among Youth: A Comparative Study of Japan and the U.K."
REPORTS
Report on the 3rd MeDi-B’AI Symposium
Report on the 3rd MeDi-B’AI Symposium
“How Is the Media Landscape Changing? — AI and the Freelance Act”
2025.Jan.24
On November 16, 2024, the third MeDi-B’AI Symposium, titled “How is the Media Landscape Changing? – AI and the Freelance Act,” was held at the Daiwa Ubiquitous Computing Research Building on the Hongo Campus.
REPORTS
Report on Lecture by Dr. Jiré Emine Gözen
Report on Lecture by Dr. Jiré Emine Gözen
“From “Data Made Flesh in the Mazes” to “A Vessel that Accepts Nature as It Is”: Media Environments as Infrastructures and Experimental Assemblages to Imagine and Re-imagining AI”
2024.Dec.19
On March 19, 2024, the B’AI Global Forum held a lecture by Dr. Jiré Emine Gözen entitled “From “Data Made Flesh in the Mazes” to “A Vessel that Accepts Nature as It Is”: Media Environments as Infrastructures and Experimental Assemblages to Imagine and Re-imagining AI.”