Komvos organized the MIT Day of AI Teacher Training for educators in Kifissia, as part of its Ai’nclusion initiative, with the support of Lavinia Corporation / Laskaridis Shipping. More than 25 teachers participated, reaching over 2.000 students.
The presence of the Greek language on knowledge platforms in the digital age is a matter of culture, inclusion and equal participation in the era of AI.
Artificial intelligence in education is not just a new tool, but a defining factor shaping access to knowledge, the learning process, and social inequalities. The real challenge is not its use, but its understanding and responsible application.
With the aim of fostering a meaningful dialogue on this issue, Panteion University and Komvos – Networks of Global Hellenism are organizing a seminar titled: “Artificial Intelligence in Education: Recent Research and Pedagogical Approaches.”
The panel of the 3rd Komvos Conference examines how the era of AI is taking shape, enhancing education, productivity, and social cohesion, while preparing citizens, businesses, and the public sector for new challenges.
Katerina Pastra is a Senior Researcher (Grade B) at the Institute for Language and Speech Processing (ILSP) of the Athena Research Center and Head of the Language and Robots Lab. She founded and directed for a decade (2010–2020) the Institute of Cognitive Research and Technology (ICRT), an interdisciplinary research organization specializing in multimodal cognition, embodied language processing, and multisensory perception, whose activities have since been integrated into the Athena Research Center.
Dr. Kostas Karpouzis is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication, Media and Culture at Panteion University.
Dr. Nikolaos Mavridis, PhD (MIT), Academic and Artificial Intelligence Consultant
Thanos Markantonis is an economist, graduate of the Athens University of Economics and Business, with an MSc in Financial Markets/Capital Markets, and a certified fund manager.
Dr. Evangelos Eleftheriou offers his perspective on Artificial Intelligence in the The N Society column of the newspaper Naftemporiki.