2022 | Early stage | Other | Spain
Towards a green metaverse era. How can experiences during the covid -19 pandemic trigger law and environmental related transformations as well as green data input.

Company or Institution

EUROPEAN Scientific Institute/Lalaguna University

Industry

Other

Website

https://euinstitute.net/partners/

Country

Spain

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Other

General description of the AI solution

Taking under consideration that legal rules are formed eventually via the interaction of society, environment and citizen’s place within
and that the “ natural environment” is taking another form, is crucial to understand the ways by which our legal environmental rules can
apply to this new post-crisis, meta-reality and how this meta- reality interacts with the ecology of our planet.
Metaverse should not be bound by traditional notions of law and jurisdiction. Instead, we need “meta legal principals” and “meta
jurisdiction” for global rules that could be enforced by many stakeholders, not just states. Post pandemic reality as well as metaverse
have a global dimension. Most importantly, -in this new era-we need to restrict the level of damaging nature as well as we need to
regulate how third parties can manipulate environment within the metaverseFurther research and development of methods and institutional procedures for assessing and controlling environmental risks caused by AI
in metaverse era, is needed.( (European Commission 2021c) We will attempt to investigate how the dimension of the environmental
sustainability works in this complex "mosaic" of "legal virtual civilization"(e,g the paradigm of Pokemon Go, which showcased just
how significant location based augmented reality could be in transforming our relationship to places, etc).

Publications

(forthcoming/peer reviewed) “'Is Legal consciousness a key to the understanding of
Anthropocene?”, C.Kapartziani, Journal TECCOGS N.24 Revista Digital de Tecnologias
Cognitivas, C.Kapartziani (2022),Brazil.
“Communicating Covid-19 uncertainty: Lessons from the past”, C.Kapartziani, International
Journal of Literature and Arts, Volume 9, Issue 2, March 2021, Pages: 94-100, doi:
10.11648/j.ijla.20210902.16,(2021), USA.
“Endocrine disrupting chemicals: Public Health Implications”, C.Kapartziani,
E.Polychronopoulos, G.Balias, M.Scouroliakou, P.Kalofiri, M.Rallis, Journal of Serbian
nutrition society, 5 HRANA I ISHRANA, Belgrad, vol. 61, №. 1/ (2020), Serbian Nutrition
Society, ISSN 0018-6872, (2020), Serbia.
“Electromagnetic pollution, human health & principle of precaution”, C.Kapartziani, in the
honorary volume for the memory of P.T.Papachristou, pub. Sakkoulas, (2019), Athens.
“Bottom up voices. Narratives of greek crisis”, C.Kapartziani, H.Rethimiotaki, G.Flytzanis in
Narratives of crisis.Myths &realities of contemporary society, edited by Christian
Konstadopoulou, pub.Papazisis, ISBN 139789600233230, (2017), Athens.

Needs

Mentorship Program

HPC resources and/or Cloud Computing Services

CONTACT

International Research Centre
on Artificial Intelligence (IRCAI)
under the auspices of UNESCO 

Jožef Stefan Institute
Jamova cesta 39
SI-1000 Ljubljana

info@ircai.org
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