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Ideas Festival  Insights from the Humanities  Social Science Double Seminar on AI x Workers  Making Sense of the Future
18 April 2024
Ideas Festival – Insights from the Humanities & Social Science: Double Seminar on “AI x Workers + Making Sense of the Future”

The Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities (LKYCIC) presents a double seminar featuring two presentations that shed light on interesting and highly pertinent topics of our times. Join us for an exciting and insightful session!

Seminar/Lecture

3.30 pm – 5.30 pm
SUTD Hokkien Foundation Lecture Theatre 4, 8 Somapah Road 487372
Human Smart Cities Data Visualisation and Citizen Engagement
27 March 2024
Human Smart Cities, Data Visualisation and Citizen Engagement

LKY CIC Brown Bag Lunchtime Talk – The abundance of data has promoted a technology-centric view of a Smart City. Human Smart Cities emphasise the role of citizens, their needs and a bottom-up approach to urban development and improving the quality of lives of citizens.

Seminar/Lecture

1.00 pm – 2.00 pm
Promises and pitfalls of virtual nature on well-being and human-nature relations
20 February 2024
Promises and pitfalls of virtual nature on well-being and human-nature relations

LKY CIC Brown Bag Lunchtime Talk – Urbanization and digitalization have contributed to a physical and psychological disconnect between people and nature, which has detrimental consequences for the well-being of humans and the environment.

Seminar/Lecture

1.00 pm – 2.00 pm
Urban Agetech The Automated City as an Ageing-Friendly City
23 January 2024
Urban Agetech: The Automated City as an Ageing-Friendly City?

LKY CIC Brown Bag Lunchtime Talk – Having ageing/age-friendly cities continues to be important, with people living longer and populations ageing. While an ageing/age-friendly city need not depend on automation, this talk discusses a vision of the “Automated City”, and explores how it might help enable an ageing/age-friendly city. Particular personas and examples involving urban robots will be discussed.

Seminar/Lecture

1.00 pm – 2.00 pm