The biannual International Symposium on the Environment and Morals (ISEM), themed “Environment and Morals in the Age of Artificial Intelligence,” aims to foster interdisciplinary academic dialogue among scholars, researchers, and policymakers on the ethical and environmental implications of artificial intelligence. As AI technologies increasingly shape environmental governance, sustainability strategies, and decision-making processes, the symposium seeks to critically examine their role in addressing environmental challenges while remaining grounded in ethical responsibility, justice, and accountability.

Through scholarly exchange and collaborative inquiry, ISEM aims to explore the potential of artificial intelligence to support environmental protection and sustainable development, while also assessing its ecological footprint, regulatory frameworks, and moral risks. Ultimately, the symposium seeks to contribute to the advancement of environmental ethics in the digital age by promoting ethically informed, evidence-based, and responsible approaches to technological innovation for the benefit of present and future generations.