Philosophy of Technology in Jülich

Welcome to the Jülich Speaker Series in the Philosophy of Technology. We aim to facilitate research into ethical and philosophical questions associated with novel technologies, particularly in artificial intelligence, neuromedicine, and their intersection. The series is organized by the working group Neuroethics and Ethics of AI at the Forschungszentrum Jülich.

May 23: Professor Marco Tamborini (TU Darmstadt)

Bioinspired Animal-Robot Interaction

June 6: Guido Cassinadri (Sant'Anna)

A philosophical foundation for the right to personal identity

June 13: Dr. Paige Benton (University of Johannesburg)

AI technology as hostile epistemology

June 27: Professor Seth Lazar (Australian National University)

On AI Personhood Without Sentience

July 4: Professor Lucas Scripter (Hong Kong Polytechnic)

Ground projects in the age of artificial intelligence

September 26: Dr. Fabio Tollon and Dr. Enrico Galvagni (Edinburgh)

Conceptual engineering and responsibility

October 10: Professor Kate Vredenburgh (London School of Economics)

Probably something on AI and the Future of Work

October 17: Giuseppe Comerci (Bonn)

TBD

November 7: Dr. John Dorsch (Czech Academy of the Sciences)

Critique of AI Welfare