Center of Advanced Research for Human-AI Symbiosis Society (HASS)
Summary
As the next step after Society 5.0, which aims to realize an advanced smart society, we have proposed "Humanity 2.0," an initiative that strongly promotes Society 5.0 as a human-centered framework.
The goal is to realize a next-generation social space in which real space and cyber space are fused in a "human in the loop," from basic research to practical application. Society is only concept without reality that emerges from human activities, and excessive attention to society obscures the people who are important. Society is a result of the aggregation of various individuals, and must be viewed from a human-centered perspective. The ultimate goal of this center is to upgrade humanity from Humanity 1.0 to Humanity 2.0 through symbiosis with next-generation AI.
SDGs
8. DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
9. INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
10. REDUCED INEQUALITIES
11. SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES
12. RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
16. PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONSOperational Period
2021/04/01～2025/03/31Members
◎ indicates the project leader
| Name | Affiliation | Position | Field of Specialization/Research Interests |
|---|---|---|---|
| ◎ Satoshi Kurihara | Faculty of Science and Technology | Professor | Artificial intelligence, Complex network science, Computational social science, Ambient computing, Distributed autonomous systems |
| Michita Imai | Faculty of Science and Technology | Professor | Intelligent robotics, Intelligent informatics, Cognitive science |
| Hideo Saito | Faculty of Science and Technology | Professor | Theory of informatics, Communication/network engineering |
| Yasunori Fujita | Faculty of Economics | Professor | Applied economic theory, Economic policy |
| Kimio Yoshimura | School of Medicine | Senior Assistant Professor | Health policy and management, Epidemiology, Clinical epidemiology, Genetic epidemiology, Biostatistics |
| Jin Nakazawa | Faculty of Environment and Information Studies | Professor | Computer system/network |
| Tatsuhiko Yamamoto | Law School | Professor | Constitutional law |
| Yasuto Nakanishi | Faculty of Environment and Information Studies | Professor | Multimedia database, Kansei informatics |
| Koichi Mikami | Faculty of Science and Technology | Associate Professor | Sociology, History of science and technology (science and technology studies) |
| Yusaku Okada | Faculty of Science and Technology | Professor | Social system engineering/safety system |
| Hirotaka Osawa | Faculty of Science and Technology | Associate Professor | Informatics/perceptual information processing (perception information processing/intelligent robotics) |
| Taichi Sono | Graduate School of Science and Technology | Project Assistant Professor | Human-agent interaction |
| Tadashi Okoshi | Faculty of Environment and Information Studies | Associate Professor | Mobile and Ubiquitous computing |
| Hitoshi Yamamoto | Graduate School of Media and Governance | Project Professor | Evolution of cooperation, Social dilemma, Social simulation, Agent-based modeling, Social infomatics |
| Akane Kajita | KGRI | Collaborative Researcher | Machine learning, Multivariate analysis |
| Naoki Tabata | KGRI | Collaborative Researcher | Finance, Financial policy, Consensus building theory |
| Kiyoshi Tsutsui | KGRI | Collaborative Researcher | Energy engineering, Political economics, Intelectual property right |
