Tema: IA e Ética Académica: Desafios e Caminhos para uma Transformação Responsável
Dia 26 – Quinta-feira
9h30 | Sessão de Abertura
Sessão de boas-vindas pelo Vice-reitor para a Inovação, Qualidade e Transformação Digital, Diogo Casa Nova. Apresentação do tema das III Jornadas de Ética pelo Presidente da Comissão de Ética.
10h00 | Conferência inaugural
Artificial Intelligence and Education: A Critical Studies Perspective | Wayne Holmes, University College London
Moderação: Vice-reitor para a Inovação, Qualidade e Transformação Digital, Diogo Casa Nova.
11h00 | Pausa para café
11h30 | Mesa-redonda 1: A IA na Investigação
Moderação: Pedro Caridade de Freitas
António Teixeira; Sandra Caeiro; Henrique São Mamede; Vera Dias
12h30 | Almoço
14h00 | Conferência 2
Four Macrotrends of a Post-AI Society | Luciano Floridi, Yale University
Moderação: Presidente da Comissão de Ética, João Relvão Caetano
15h30 | Workshop temático: Ética no ensino com IA
Moderação: Dionísio Vila Maior
Leonel Morgado; Isabel Barros Dias; João Simão; Cecília Tomás; Patrícia Marques
17h30 | Fim de atividades do 1.º dia
Dia 27 – Sexta-feira
9h30 | Mesa-redonda 2: Universidade e IA: estratégia institucional, implementação e futuro académico
Moderação: Vítor Rocio
Filipa Seabra; José Coelho; Liliana Martins; Bruno Tavares; Paulo Dimas
11h30 | Pausa para café
11h45 | Conferência de encerramento
Patrícia Rosado Pinto, Presidente do Conselho Nacional para a Inovação Pedagógica no Ensino Superior (CNIPES)
Moderação: Fernando Costa
12h30 | Conclusões por relator nomeado
12h45 | Encerramento das III Jornadas de Ética
Intervenção final da Comissão Organizadora
Notas Biográficas
Professor Wayne Holmes
Wayne Holmes is full Professor of Critical Studies of AI and Education in the UCL Institute of Education, University College London (UK). He also holds a UNESCO Chair in the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and Education (with the International Research Centre on AI, Slovenia). His research explores the ethical, human rights, and social justice implications of teaching and learning with and about AI. Wayne is also a lead member of the Council of Europe’s AI&ED expert group, which is developing legislation to protect the human rights of students and teachers engaging with AI-mediated systems, and a consultant for UNESCO, for which he co-wrote ‘AI and Education: Guidance for Policy-makers’ and ‘Guidance for Generative AI in Education and Research’. Wayne has written more than a hundred other publications including, most recently, ‘Critical Studies of Artificial Intelligence and Education: Putting a Stake in the Ground’, which has been downloaded more than 3000 times. He has given AI&ED keynotes in more than 30 countries.
Professor Luciano Floridi
Luciano Floridi is John K. Castle Professor in the Practice of Cognitive Science and Founding Director of the Digital Ethics Center at Yale University, and Professor of Sociology of Culture and Communication at the University of Bologna. He is world-renowned as one of the most authoritative voices of contemporary philosophy, the founder of the philosophy of information, and one of the major interpreters of the digital revolution. His more than 400 works on the philosophy of information, digital ethics, AI ethics, and philosophy of technology have been translated into many languages. Among various awards and recognitions, in 2022 he was made Knight Grand Cross OMRI for his foundational work in philosophy. Since January 2025, he has been President of the Leonardo Foundation ETS.
