KAIST‒UTokyo Joint Workshop on Humanities in the Age of AI
イベント
国際人文学プロジェクトでは、韓国科学技術院（Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology: KAIST）の School of Humanities and Computational Social Sciences と東京大学大学院人文社会系研究科の合同ワークショップ「KAIST‒UTokyo Joint Workshop on Humanities in the Age of AI」を開催します。
本ワークショップは、両機関の研究者が互いの研究を発表し、今後のさらなる交流や共同研究の可能性を探ることを主な目的としています。
日程
2026年10月24日（土）～25日（日）
会場
東京大学本郷キャンパス法文2号館教員談話室
https://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/campusmap/cam01_01_02_j.html
プログラム
1日目 (土)
10:00–10:20 Opening (Welcome remarks + introduction of each institution)
10:20–11:50 Session 1 (3 presentations) Chair: Hiroki Takikawa
– Keiko Ishii (Social Psychology) What Artistic Attributes and Values Shape Preferences for Colorings? A Cross-Cultural Study Using Machine Learning
– Jiyoung Park (Psychology) Whose Emotional Norms Do Large Language Models Reflect? Cultural Bias in AI Emotional Support
– Shintaro Seki (Center for Evolving Humanities) Transforming Gagaku Scores into Machine-Processable Data via Visual and Semantic Methods
11:50–13:30 Lunch
13:30–14:30 Student Session 1 (2 presentations) Chair: Shintaro Seki
– Koki Yasunaga (Philosophy) Rethinking Intelligence with Peirce: The Pragmatic Maxim and a Critique of AI
– Jung Hyun Rhee (Philosophy) The Fictionality Puzzle in Large Language Models
14:30–14:45 Coffee Break
14:45–16:15 Session 2 (3 presentations) Chair: Keiko Ishii
– Dongwoo Kim (Philosophy) Reinventing AI Responsibility: An Empirically Informed Approach
– Chungsun Lee (Center for Evolving Humanities) Human Security, Dignity, and Identity: Roles and Ethics of Digital Commemoration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
– Donghyun Woo (History) Did the AI Learn History, or Just the Answer Key? Fine-Tuning, Retrieval, and the Limits of Benchmark Success
16:15–16:30 Coffee Break
16:30–17:30 General Discussion (Chair: Noburu Notomi)
18:00– Dinner at Bar Abreuvoir
2日目 (日)
9:30–10:30 Student Session 2 (2 presentations) Chair: Chungsun Lee
– Yuki Takahashi (Sociology) & Hiroki Takikawa (Sociology) Mapping the Modern Japanese Literary Field: Social Origin, Literary Category, and Style
– Donghoon Jung (Digital Humanities, Literature) Before the Story Unfolds: How LLMs Represent Future Events Before They Are Written
10:30–10:45 Coffee Break
10:45–11:45 Session 3 (2 presentations) Chair: Dongwoo Kim
– June Jeon (Sociology) Interpreting the System While Making Oneself Legible: Imagination, Calibration, and Performance for AI-Based Hiring Assessments
– Hiroki Takikawa (Sociology) Computationally Uncovering the Structure and Change of Moral Space: The Case of Japan, 1910–1999
11:45–12:00 Closing Remarks
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英語
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