How can we strengthen children, tomorrow’s citizens, to “bloom” in the age of artificial intelligence (TN)?

This is the basic and timely question that brings to the forefront of The Lyceum Project 2025. A new generation grows up in a rapidly changing world, increasingly guided by algorithms and automated decisions. How can we help children develop their skills and personality within it? Do we need to think again about the way they play, learn and communicate?

The International Interdisciplinary Meeting The Lyceum Project It takes place every year at the Athens Conservatory, next to the archaeological site of Aristotle High School. It is an initiative that connects academic, trained professionals in the industry, politics, artists, citizens, to discuss the changes, opportunities and challenges with which we face the time of TN.

This year, on June 20, The Lyceum Project brings childhood and TN at the center of public dialogue and invites us to think: What does it mean to be a child in the age of TN? How can we guide the development of subversive technologies, such as TN, with wisdom and integrity, to turn them into a empowerment vehicle for children? How do innovation with universal human values ​​align to form a future for the benefit of all children?

The conference will be honored with the presence of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. Participants will attend discussions with distinguished speakers on issues of moral philosophy, TN, education and policymaking. Among the rapporteurs will be:

  • John TasioulasProfessor of Ethics and Legal Philosophy & Director of the Institute for Ethics at TN, University of Oxford

  • Baroness Beeban KidronMember of the House of Lords & Advisor to the Institute for Ethics at TN, University of Oxford

It is worth noting that the meeting will close with a performance at Aristotle High School inspired by this year’s theme of the meeting. Are involved in the students of Dance School of the Athens Conservatoryunder the accompaniment of his musicians Center for Contemporary Music Research.

The The Lyceum Project 2025 is organized by NCSR “Democritus” and World Human Forumin cooperation with the Special Long Term Secretariat in the Presidency of the Greek Government. Hosted by the Athens Conservatory and is carried out in partnership with the Greek Studies Center of Harvard University of Harvard as well as the Center for Greek Studies at the University of Chicago and with the support of IEEE Standards Association IEEE SA and his Alexander S. Pissios Family Foundation.

Great Sponsor: Google

Official Air Transfer Sponsor: Aegean

Communication Sponsor: Athenian-Macedonian News Agency (RES-EIA)

Sponsor Future pioneers of TN: Hellenic Intelligence Company (EETN)

Admission is free to the public, but pre -registration is required

The event will take place at Englishwith the exception of section “TN & Education ‘, which will be presented at Greek. Interpretation devices will be available for both languages.

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Key points of the program

The discussions will focus on three themes: human nature and TN, for the well -being of children, politics and governance of TN.

Morning section 11:00 am – 2:15 pm

  • Speech and discussion: ‘Giving back children their childhood’ THE Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the Baroness Beeban Kidron They will discuss how we can align children’s rights with the need for safety and protection in the TN era.

  • Governance & TN: The discussion will focus on critical issues of regulation, moral and legal responsibilities arising from the use of TN, with particular emphasis on the impact on children. With the participation of academics, policymakers and technological governance experts, the debate brings close persons contributing to the public dialogue for the future context of TN.

  • TN & Education (in Greek): Academics, teachers and policy makers share their knowledge and experience of how TN can be used in education but also how education must be formed to support tomorrow’s citizens in TN.

Section of young researchers | 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm

Young researchers, representing different scientific fields (social sciences, humanitarian studies, education, computer science, ethics of TN and arts), share their knowledge, ideas and views on this year’s theme of the meeting.

Afternoon section 6:30 pm – 8:45 pm

  • TN design for childhood: Academics and qualified professionals in the industry are discussing how we can design safe and reliable children for children.

  • ‘TN for the next generation: building a strengthened society’ Discussion with the teacher John Tasioulas.

  • Epilogue: Anastasia GiannakidouProfessor of Linguistics at Frank J. McLoraine and the College of the University of Chicago, Director of the Center for Greek Studies at the University of Chicago.

An experiential experience in an iconic place

The day will be completed at Aristotle’s High School with an interdisciplinary performance inspired by the topics discussed during the conference. The Athens Conservatory Dance Students in collaboration with musicians at the Center for Contemporary Music Research will make a fascinating closure on a day -rich day.

Friday, June 20th 2025, Start time: 10:30 am
Athens Conservatory (Rigillis & King Georgiou II 17–19)

Admission is free to the publichowever, pre -registration is required
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The event is aimed at the general public, teachers, scientists, researchers, TN professionals, policy -making bodies and media representatives.

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About The Lyceum Project

The Lyceum Project takes place every year on June 20 at the Athens Conservatory, next to Aristotle’s ancient high school. It is a global initiative that links philosophy with TN, in collaboration with leading academic institutions and international organizations.

The first event in 2024 introduced an Aristotelian moral framework to meet the challenges of TN as described in the report “Lyceum Project: AI Ethics with Aristotle” By John Tasioulas, Professor of Ethics and Legal Philosophy & Director of the Institute for Ethics at TN at the University of Oxford, and Josiah Ober, Professor of Classical Studies and Political Science at Stanford University. This exhibition formed the basis for the vision of the project.

The Lyceum Project is in full harmony with the proclamation for ‘Including and sustainable artificial intelligence for man and planet’ signed at the International Council for the action for TN in Paris in February 2025, promoting multilateral dialogues and collaborations for the governance of TN.

It also fulfills one of the iconic programs of ‘Greece’s National Transition Plan to Artificial Intelligence » with the aim of hosting an annual high -level world meeting for ethics and policymaking in the field of artificial intelligence.

About organizers

To National Science Research Center “Democritus” It is Greece’s largest interdisciplinary research center. It plays a decisive role in national and European initiatives for TN, through the Institute of Informatics & Telecommunications.

The World Human Forum It is a tank of thought and action, a knowledge hub designed to build a brighter future for everyone. A worldwide initiative of citizens that highlights and links the innovative forces of our planet, with the aim of creating a new, ecological culture.

OR Special Long Term Secretariat in the Presidency of the Greek Government

The Athens It is the oldest and leading educational institution for performing arts in modern Greece. It was founded in 1871 as a non -profit organization and maintains, to this day, its non -profit, non -profit character. In addition, it is constantly expanding its educational and cultural work, with a firm look to international trends and challenges of the future.

The Center for Hellenic Studies of Greece (KES) of Harvard University It is primarily aimed at supporting and promoting the study of Greek culture through the utilization of interdisciplinary and timeless approaches.

The Center for Greek Studies at the University of Chicago It offers a hotbed of research, teaching and dialogue about the multiple manifestations of Greek culture, from antiquity to the present day.

OR IEEE Standards Association SA It is a global, technological and independent organization that aims to promote the theory and applications of IT science and electronic systems, contributing to the development of the profession with a view to contributing to society.

The Family Foundation Alexander S. Pissios It is a non -profit organization with a mission to support vulnerable and marginalized communities, offering them important opportunities in education, employment and social integration.