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.

November 22: Prof. Henry Shevlin (Cambridge)

Consciousness, Machines, and Moral Status

November 29: Dr. Muriel Leuenberger (Zurich)

The value of authenticity for meaning in life and implications for emerging technologies

January 24: Prof. Guido Löhr (Amsterdam)

Can AI be a scientist?: A Conceptual Engineering Approach

January 31: Dr. Charlotte Gauvry (Bonn)

Valenced sentietism

February 7: Prof. Carina Prunkl (Utrecht/Oxford)

Are algorithms more objective than humans?