The conference was officially opened with welcoming remarks from the university leadership, including the Rector, Vice-Rectors, and the Dean of the Law School, who emphasized the importance of the event. Over two days, participants engaged in interdisciplinary academic dialogue and presented their research findings.
The first day, “Student Innovations and New Perspectives,” was dedicated to a variety of thematic sessions by students in the fields of law, politics, business, technology, and social sciences. Participants presented papers on the legal and ethical challenges of artificial intelligence, personal data protection, intellectual property transformation, business ethics and innovation, and psychological and social issues.
The second day, “Interdisciplinary Academic Dialogue and Research Advances,” featured presentations by international invited speakers focusing on the impact of artificial intelligence on governance, education, and security. Panel sessions throughout the day covered areas of law, social sciences, and technology. Participants discussed issues such as criminal justice reform, contemporary challenges to copyright, data protection issues, the impact of the media in covering political crises, and the need for new professional competencies in the digital age.
The detailed program of the conference will be published on the university’s website, and the full collection of participants’ papers will be issued in Georgian International University’s Interdisciplinary Scientific Journal.