« Bienvenue en France » Label
2022, UPPA was awarded the “Welcome to France” label
Winter School "Intelligence Artificielle, Démocratie Numérique et ParlementBayonne and Anglet campuses
From 7 Oct to 11 Oct 2024
General informations
- Dates for on-site mobility : October 7th to October 11th 2024
- Dates for virtual mobility : June to September/November to December 2024
- Location : University of Pau and Pays de l'Adour (UPPA) - Bayonne and Anglet campuses
- Target audience : Master's students, doctoral students and post-docs, as well as researchers, lecturers, teacher, engineers and technicians interested in the topic (up to 30 participants)
- Certificat/diplôme délivré : 3 ECTS
- Requirements : Bachelor’s degree in law, political science, legislative studies, social sciences, communication sciences or computer sciences, as well as a manifest interest in the issues addressed.
- Language of instruction : French/English
- Organizing board : UPPA University (France), Aix-Marseille University (France), Rennes University (France), Leuven Catholic University (Belgium), University of Luxembourg – Research Chair in Parliament Studies (Luxembourg), and LUISS University (Italia)
- Damien Connil, CNRS Research associate in Sociology and Law Sciences (UPPA)
- Brunessen Bertrand, Full professor in Public Law (UEB)
- Pierrick Gaudry, CNRS Head of research in Computer Science at Loria (UL)
- Clément Mabi, Associate professor in Information and Communication Science (UTC)
- Étienne Ollion, CNRS Head of research in Sociology (X)
- Olivier Rozenberg, Associate Professor in Political Sciences (Sciences Po - CEE)
- Guillaume Tusseau, Full professor in Public Law (Sciences Po)
- Pauline Türk, Full professor in Public Law (UCA)
Programme
In a nutshell :
The aim is to encourage the emergence of interdisciplinary work on an innovative theme – Artificial Intelligence, Digital Democracy and Parliament – the exploration of which calls for unprecedented collaboration.
The School’s ambition is also to identify the training needs – theoretical, practical, technical and methodological – of members of the community, with a view to deepening the work being carried out or considered. In this regard, the School will provide a privileged and appropriate forum for reflection, with a view to developping new targeted pedagogical projects.
The international dimension is also a major asset, promoting and facilitating the international mobility of students, PhD students, post-docs, researchers and lecturers.
Programme
Monday, October 7th
- Welcoming / Opening
- Presentation of the BIP topic
- Opening conference
Tuesday, October 8th
- Fundamental concepts and issues
- Civic Tech, Gov Tech, E-Parliament
- Artificial intelligence, law and theory of democracy
- Projects Workshop - Presentation of completed or ongoing research projects
Wednesday, October 9th
- The digital transformation of parliaments (and its acceleration due to the crisis) - French and foreign experiences
- Poster session – Presentation of participants’ work
- Methodology workshop
Thursday, October 10th
- Legislative and legimatic issues
- Workshop - Presentation and practical application of an implemented tool/system
- Innovative and collaborative teaching sequence (production of a draft bill and/or parliamentary report, in teams, with and without the use of AI tools)
Friday, October 11th
- Audience participation and communication
- What prospects ? / What international comparisons ? / What innovation potentials ?
(tools, perspectives, research)
