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Special session on ITU Focus Group on metaverse – “Shaping an European vision for openness, safety and respect”

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In this panel discussion, hosted by the ITU, experts and stakeholders from across Europe came together to explore the potential of the metaverse and discuss crucial aspects related to openness, safety, and respect within this emerging immersive world. Delve into topics such as user rights, privacy, ethical considerations, and standards for building a metaverse that upholds European values.Speakers:Per Fröjdh, Vice-Chairman / VP International Standards, ITU Focus Group on Metaverse / Ericsson Rolf Werner, Head of Europe, Nokia Walter Greenleaf, Neuroscientist, Stanford University, Stanford Virtual Human Interaction Lab Pilar Orero, Professor, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) Christina Yan Zhang, CEO and Founder, The Metaverse Institute Cristina Martinez, Vice-chair ITU FG on MV - Deputy Head of Unit, European CommissionGatis Ozols, Undersecretary for Digital Transformation, Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Development

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