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SUMMARY:CRFJ Study Day (CNRS-MEAE)
DESCRIPTION:Human-robot interactions \nMonday\, December 7\, 2020 (13h – 18h Paris time) – in French language \nZoom link: contact jeinteractionshumainsrobots@gmail.com \nPresentation: \nVoice assistants\, text chatbots\, humanoid robots: the increasing diffusion of conversational agents in society fascinates\, frightens\, and raises philosophical\, ethical\, legal\, technical\, and political questions. Present through a diversity of artefacts\, these technological arrangements are capable of producing words or writings during interactions with human beings and of simulating human skills\, social roles or forms of social relations. How do we interact with artificial agents? How do people interact with artificial agents? What relationships do people develop with these talking machines? What meaning and place do these machines have in our daily lives? How do they reconfigure our activities at home\, at work\, in the public space? How do they affect us and what forms of attachment can they provoke? How can we think about the social consequences of such a diversity of both technological forms and situations in which conversational artificial intelligence comes into play? It is to these questions that this study day will attempt to provide some answers\, by bringing together the authors of issue 220-221 of the journal Réseaux\, and by discussing their empirical work on interactions with intelligent agents\, whether they are rooted in ethnomethodology\, conversational analysis\, video-ethnography\, interactional linguistics\, economic sociology or social anthropology. \nProgram: \n13h-13h15 (Paris time) \nIntroduction by Vincent Lemire (CRFJ Director) and Claude Rosental (CNRS-CRFJ) \n-13h15-14h15: \nJulia Velkovska (Orange Labs/SENSE)\, Marc Relieu (Télécom Paris\, Institut polytechnique de Paris\, I3 CNRS): Why ethnographize interactions with conversational agents? \nJustine Cassell (INRIAParis\, PRAIRIE & Carnegie Mellon University): Weaving links. Social interaction among conversational agents. \n> Discussion introduced by Claude Rosental \n–2:15-3:15 p.m: \nJulia Velkovska\, Moustafa Zouinar (Orange Labs/SENSE): Relations to “conversational” machines. Living with voice assistants at home. \nMarc Relieu\, Merve Sahin (SAP Security Research)\, Aurélien Francillon (Eurecom\, Sophia Antipolis): A configurational approach to conversational decoys. \nDiscussion introduced by Sylvie Grosjean (University of Ottawa\, Department of Communication) \n15h15-15h30: Break \n3:30pm-4:30pm: \nCharlotte Esteban (Université Toulouse 2\,Lisst-CERS / Orange Labs SENSE): Building the “understanding” of a machine. An ethnography of the design of two commercial chatbots. \nJoffrey Becker (Laboratoire d’Anthropologie sociale\, Collège de France): Designing anthropomorphic machines. Ethnography of design practices in social robotics. \nDiscussion introduced by Denis Vidal (IRD\, CEIAS) \n4:30 pm to 5:30 pm: \nChristian Licoppe (Télécom Paris\, Institut polytechnique de Paris\, I3 CNRS)\, Nicolas Rollet (Télécom Paris\, Institut polytechnique de Paris\, I3 CNRS): “I have to go”. Analysis of fence sequences between humans and robots. \nKarola Pitsch (University of Duisburg-Essen\, Fakultät für GeisteswissenschaftenInstitut für Kommunikationswissenschaft) : Answering questions from a robot. Dynamics of participation of adult-child groups in encounters with a museum guide robot. \nDiscussion introduced by Martin Chevallier (EHESS-CEMS) \n5:30pm-6pm: General discussion coordinated by Claude Rosental \nFind the poster Day interactions-humans-robots program \n 
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/en/evenement/first-meeting-of-the-society-for-the-social-studies-of-quantification/
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SUMMARY:The Values and Personal Information Policies Chair
DESCRIPTION:The Values and Personal Information Policies Chair is pleased to invite you to the session of the EHESS seminar “Socio-philosophy of the Present Time” led by Pierre-Antoine Chardel and Valérie Charolles\, in partnership with the VP-IP Chair\, on the theme “Surveillance\, Security and Liberties in Times of Crisis”\, in a webinar version on Thursday\, December 10\, 2020\, from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm. \n\n\n\n\nAvec les interventions de : \n\n\n\n\n\n\nCaroline Lequesne-Roth\, Lecturer in Public Law at the University of the Côte d’Azur\, “From Biopower to the Gorgon\, Reflections on Power in the Digital Age”. \n\n\nOlivier Hassid\, expert in security and economic intelligence\, “Global security law: conceptual\, methodological and strategic problems”. \n\n\nPierre-Antoine Chardel and Valérie Charolles\, IMT-BS\, members of the VP-IP Chair\, IIAC (UMR 8177 EHESS/CNRS)\, “Review of the work done with Mireille Delmas-Marty on the StopCovid application”. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nCaroline Lequesne-Roth \n\n\n\n\nAfter studies in law and philosophy\, and a PhD dedicated to the Contractual Default Regime of European Debtor States\, completed at the Université Libre de Bruxelles\, Caroline Lequesne-Roth joined the Université Côte d’Azur in 2016. As a lecturer in public law\, she founded\, alongside Marina Teller\, the DL4T program which aims to bring together lawyers\, data scientists and computer scientists around the challenges of deep technologies. Director of the Fablex DL4T (Artificial Intelligence Law Clinic) from 2018 to 2020\, she is now in charge of the Master II Algorithmic Law and Data Governance. This work focuses on the normative and conceptual challenges of the digitization of public services in the age of artificial intelligence and big data. She is the author of various contributions relating to the framework of surveillance technologies and the relationship between science and power. \nTwitter : @C_LeqRth \n\n\n\n\nOlivier Hassid \n \nWith a doctorate in economics from the University of Paris 1-Panthéon Sorbonne and teaching at the University of Paris X-Nanterre and ESC Reims\, Olivier Hassid was in charge of security issues in the Prime Minister’s office before joining Brinks as Deputy to the Chairman and CEO. He is currently Chief Executive Officer of the Club of Enterprise Security Directors (www.cdse.fr). Author of several books and articles related to security (La sécurité en entreprise with Alexandre Masraff\, Maxima\, 2010; La gestion des risques\, Dunod\, 2008; La société vulnérable\, criminalité\, terrorisme et insécurité en Europe\, Le Félin\, 2006\,…)\, he directs the review Sécurité & Stratégie\, the first European review of security and risk directors. \nTwitter : @OlivierHassid \n\n\n\n\nValérie Charolles  \n \nValérie Charolles\, member of the VP-IP Chair\, is a researcher in philosophy at the Institut Mines-Télécom Business School\, associate researcher at the Institut Interdisciplinaire d’Anthropologie du Contemporain (UMR 8177 CNRS/EHESS) and lecturer at the EHESS (Research seminar “Sociophilosophie du temps présent: enjeux épistémologiques\, méthodologiques et critiques”). She works on how technique\, quantification and economics construct the contemporary world and subject. She has published four books with the Fayard publishing house\, including Philosophie de l’écran in 2013 and Les qualités de l’homme in 2016. A revised and expanded edition of her first book\, Le libéralisme contre le capitalisme will be published in paperback (Folio Essais/Gallimard) on January 14\, 2021. \nTwitter : @imt_bs \nPierre-Antoine Chardel\n \n \nPierre-Antoine Chardel is a philosopher and sociologist\, PhD. from the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS)\, PhD. from Laval University (Canada)\, authorized to direct research (HDR) from the University of Paris (Faculty of SHS Sorbonne)\, professor of social sciences and ethics at the Institut Mines-Télécom Business School (IMT-BS). He also works at Télécom SudParis (member of the Institut Polytechnique de Paris). Former seminar leader at the Collège International de Philosophie\, former member of the research center “Sens\, Ethique et Société” / CERSES (UMR 8137\, CNRS / Université Paris Descartes) and of the Commission de réflexion sur l’Ethique de la Recherche en sciences et technologies du Numérique d’Allistène (CERNA)\, he was recently a guest researcher at the MédiaLab of Sciences Po – Paris. Since 2013\, he is co-founder of the Chair of Values and Personal Information Policies (VP-IP) at ITM. In addition\, he is the founder and director of the Laboratoire Sens et Compréhension du Monde contemporain (LASCO IdeaLab)\, a member of the Institut Interdisciplinaire d’Anthropologie du Contemporain (IIAC / LACI\, UMR 8177\, CNRS / EHESS) and co-responsible (with Valérie Charolles) for a seminar at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) entitled: “Socio-philosophie du temps présent. Enjeux méthodologiques\, épistémologiques et critiques”. He has published a dozen books\, including: Transition industrielle et organisations émergentes : l’éthique en question\, ed. with Sophie Breteché\, Carine Dartiguepeyrou\, and Thibault de Swarte (Presses des Mines\, 2019); L’empire du signal. De l’écrit aux écrans (CNRS Editions\, 2020). \n\n\n\n\nTwitter : @pachardel \nLIEN DE CONNEXION\nhttps://webinaire.ehess.fr/b/cha-g0n-yej \n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/en/evenement/the-values-and-personal-information-policies-chair/
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SUMMARY:Guest seminar with  Claude Rosental  Sociologist\, Research Director at CNRS
DESCRIPTION:Guest seminar with \nClaude Rosental \nSociologist\, Research Director at CNRS \nCentre d’Étude des Mouvements Sociaux (CNRS-EHESS)\, Paris \n  \nLa société de démonstration \n \nIntroduction to the discussion by Carole-Anne Tisserand \nBack cover: Démos de Steve Jobs pour le lancement de produits Apple\, démonstrations de force lors de grandes manifestations\, ou encore preuves de l’existence d’armes de destruction massive en Irak à l’ONU : les démonstrations publiques sont omniprésentes dans la vie sociale et leurs enjeux tant politiques qu’économiques sont considérables. Pourtant\, ces phénomènes sont souvent appréhendés comme des événements isolés\, voire anecdotiques\, et dès lors peu dignes d’un examen systématique. Dans un renversement de perspective\, cet ouvrage analyse minutieusement les processus au cours desquels les démonstrations sont conçues et déployées en public\, ainsi que les multiples tours de main de leurs auteurs. L’étude s’appuie sur un grand nombre de résultats d’enquêtes réalisées dans divers espaces (e.g. foires\, salons informatiques\, entreprises\, rues)\, que ce soit sur la période contemporaine ou à travers l’histoire. Claude Rosental montre en quoi les démonstrations publiques constituent non seulement des outils de preuve\, de conviction et de promotion\, mais aussi des formes fondamentales d’interaction et d’échange. Au-delà des modes de divertissement qu’elles représentent parfois\, les démonstrations apparaissent comme des moments intenses qui engagent très largement les alliances\, les biens matériels et symboliques\, et plus généralement l’avenir des individus et des collectifs. L’ouvrage met ainsi en lumière de quelles manières nous vivons aujourd’hui\, comme par le passé\, dans une société de démonstration. \nDemos by Steve Jobs for the launch of Apple products\, demonstrations of power during large events\, or evidence of the existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq at the UN: public demonstrations are omnipresent in social life and their stakes\, both political and economic\, are considerable. However\, these phenomena are often regarded as isolated\, even anecdotal events\, and therefore not worthy of systematic examination. In a reversal of perspective\, this book analyses in detail the processes during which demonstrations are conceived and deployed in public\, as well as the multiple skills of their authors. The study is based on a large number of survey results carried out in various spaces (e.g. fairs\, computer fairs\, companies\, streets)\, both in the contemporary period and throughout history. Claude Rosental shows how public demonstrations are not only proof\, conviction and promotion tools\, they are also fundamental forms of interaction and exchange. Beyond the modes of entertainment that they sometimes represent\, demonstrations appear as intense moments that involve to a great extent alliances\, material and symbolic goods\, and more generally the future of individuals and collectives. The book thus sheds light on the ways we are living today\, as we have in the past\, in a demonstration society. \nClaude Rosental\, La Société de démonstration\, Éditions du Croquant\, 2019 \n  \nThe Guest Seminar Series is organized collectively by the CSI PhD students. It is open upon registration. \nGuest seminar programme \nContact & registration: Mathilde Pellizzari or Roman Solé-Pomies
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/en/evenement/le-seminaire-invites-du-csi-accueille-claude-rosental-sociologue-directeur-de-recherche-au-cnrs/
LOCATION:en visioconférence\, France
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SUMMARY:Future of Industry and Labour Chair at Mines-Paris PSL
DESCRIPTION:The Future of Industry and Labor Chair of Mines-Paris PSL is pleased to invite you to the third session of the seminar Autonomy and Responsibility in Organizations. \n\nAutonomy in a SCOP\, the ARDELAINE case \n\nBy Béatrice and Gérard Barras \n(founders of Ardelaine) \nOnly on Zoom\n \nRegistration is mandatory via the following link: https://forms.gle/iCbGrMxX2umYz2z49\n \nIf you have any questions\, please contact: chaire-fit2@mines-paristech.fr \n  \nPresentation of the session: \nA spinning mill of wools in ruins\, fleeces that are thrown away\, a valley with no future\, what to do? In 1975 a group of 7 people with no knowledge on the subject\, took up the challenge and created the SCOP Ardelaine. Today\, this company transforms the wools of 200 breeders (65T/year) and has about sixty employees (2.7 M turnover). The cooperative has developed as a self-taught business\, launching a new project every ten years\, new trades: a wool industry that is as integrated as possible from the shearing of sheep to the direct sale of finished products\, then a museum that has brought 20\,000 people a year to its site\, then a bookstore café\, a restaurant\, a food processing laboratory…thus becoming a multifunctional\, short-circuit “territory cooperative” with stakeholders. 12 professions\, versatility\, no commercial specialization\, seasonality\, flexible mobility in a complex organization chart. A common work at the service of the development of people and this territory for 40 years. \nGérard and Béatrice Barras are among the founders and developers of this adventure. Béatrice has written two books that tell the story of Ardelaine: “Moutons rebelles”\, published by REPAS 2014\, and “Une cité aux mains fertiles”\, published by REPAS 2019 (Prix du livre sur l’économie sociale et solidaire 2020)\, which tells the story of her clothing workshop located in a sensitive urban area. The SCOP was also the subject of a case study written by Elisabeth Bourguinat and available on the ARO platform. \nPresentation of the seminar: \nThe Future Chair of Industry and Labor of Mines – Paris Sciences et Lettres organizes a monthly seminar on the rise of autonomy in organizations. The objective of this seminar is to discuss concrete experiences of setting up an organization that favors employee autonomy by analyzing the difficulties encountered\, the impact on operational performance and employee satisfaction\, the construction of “words to say it” … During the first year\, we will focus on companies where different national or professional traditions coexist and on the support of middle management. \n  \n\n\n \n  \n 
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/en/evenement/future-of-industry-and-labour-chair-at-mines-paris-psl/
LOCATION:en visioconférence\, France
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