The rapid emergence of Artificial Intelligence marks a profound paradigm shift in the ways humans communicate, govern, work, learn, and understand themselves. Beyond its technological dimensions, AI has evolved into a powerful cultural, political, economic, and psychological force, reshaping narratives, institutions, and value systems across societies. In this context, sustained engagement with the humanities and social sciences becomes imperative, as these disciplines have long interrogated questions of meaning, power, justice, ethics, and human consciousness.
The International Conference on “Rewriting the Human Story in the Age of AI: A Forum for Reimagining Humanity in the Digital Era” seeks to create an interdisciplinary platform for critically examining the human implications of artificial intelligence. The conference brings together perspectives from Education, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology, Geography, History, Linguistics and Language Studies, Development Studies, Communication Studies, Religious Studies, Philosophy, Intercultural Studies, Political Economy, International Relations, and Law. Through this wide-ranging engagement, it emphasizes the importance of critical, interpretive, and ethical inquiry in understanding AI’s expanding influence within a globalized world.
The conference foregrounds how AI is reshaping domains such as governance and geopolitics, communication and cultural exchange, labor and inequality, identity and mental health, legal and ethical frameworks, and knowledge of production across disciplines. It also encourages reflection on historical continuities, spatial transformations, demographic shifts, and intercultural dynamics in an increasingly AI-mediated society. By bringing together academicians, researchers, industry experts, and students from diverse fields within the humanities and social sciences, the conference aims to foster meaningful dialogue on how AI is not merely transforming systems but fundamentally redefining what it means to be human. It aspires to cultivate human-centered, ethically grounded, and culturally sensitive approaches to navigating this ongoing transformation.