2019 CSIS Global Dialogue
HARNESSING FRONTIER TECHNOLOGIES: REDESIGNING
NATIONAL, REGIONAL AND GLOBAL ARCHITECTURE
Jakarta, 16-17 September 2019
Program
Monday, September 16, 2019 |
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0900-0910 | Opening Remarks
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0910-0920 | Opening Session of Conference: Frontiers of Technology Welcome Address
Introduced by
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0920-1000 | Dialogue between Sophia and the audience |
1000-1030 | Coffee/Tea |
1030-1200 | Plenary Session 1: The New Technology Frontier in Big Picture
Moderator:
Keynote Address: “Deep Machine Learning and AI: the big picture” (
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Panel: Speaker 1: How is it changing industry and business models in practice?
Speaker 2: Big Data, Blockchain and AI: applications in emerging economies (
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Speaker 3:
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1200-1330 | Executive Dialogue: The Technology and Infrastructure: Impacts on Trade and Trade Policy of Next Generation Communication Technologies (5G)
Moderator:
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1330-1500 | Plenary Session 2: Deep Economic Impacts of the Technology Revolution
Moderator:
Keynote Address: Investment, Trade and the Globotics Upheaval in the Singularity Economy
Speaker 1: Future of work and avoiding digital divide (
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Speaker 2: Where can we see the Deep Economic Impact of Technology? And how do we capture it? (
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Speaker 3: Development of AI in Indonesia
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1500-1530 | Coffee/Tea |
1530-1700 | Plenary Session 3: Security and Ethics in the Cyber Society
Moderator:
Keynote Address: Data Free Flow with Trust and Data Governance (
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Speaker 2: Privacy, IPRs in the Connected Cyber Society
Speaker 3: Cyber Security Issues in Our Interconnected World (
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1830-2000 | Dinner |
Tuesday, September 17, 2019 |
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0900-0930 | Opening Address |
0930-1130 |
Youth Dialogue Session with Tech Startups in AI |
0930-1200 | Breakout Session 1: The Intelligent Economy: Preparing for the Transition: Education and Reskilling Chairperson:
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Breakout Session 2: Trade and Investment Issues in the Digital Era: Regional and Plurilateral Initiatives: ASEAN, RCEP, TPP, APEC, Belt and Road Initiative: Common Denominators of Connected Intelligent Regions Chairperson:
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Breakout Session 3: Taxing the Intelligent Economy Cooperatively, Inclusively and Sustainably Chairperson:
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1200-1245 | Executive Dialogue
Keynote Address: Asia Facing Automation and Artificial Intellegence: Impacts on Work, Business, and Society (video clip)
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1245-1330 | Lunch |
1400-1530 | Closing Plenary Session 4: Wrap up and Way Forward Moderator:
Keynote Address
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1500-1600 | Policy Address
Moderated by:
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1600-1630 | Reporting back of Breakout Sessions: main messages
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1630-1700 | Closing
Words of Gratitude
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Wuhan Dispatch: Part 2: Sharing Best Practices Around Testing and Treatment
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Wuhan Dispatch: Part 1: Establishing a Dialogue Between Canadian and Chinese Health-care Professionals
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Multilateral Cooperation is a Safeguard against Pandemics
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International cooperation during COVID-19
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Senior Research Fellow, Department of International Macroeconomics and Finance, Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP)
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Jorge Heine
Research Professor, Pardee School of Global Studies, Boston University; Non-resident senior research fellow at the Center for China and Globalization in Beijing
Tackling COVID-19 Together: A Bottom-Up Approach to Trade Policy
Simon J. Evenett
Economics Professor at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland and Global Trade Alert
Drastic measures to stop spread of COVID-19 are necessary
Charles E. Morrison
Adjunct Fellow and Former President of the East-West Center; Former Co-Chair, PECC
International Trade at a Time of Covid-19
Roy Santana
Expert on tariffs and customs issues at the WTO; occasional lecturer
ASEAN-China cooperation in time of COVID-19 pandemic
Jusuf Wanandi
Vice Chair, Board of Trustees, CSIS Foundation; Former Co-Chair of PECC