January 24: Prof. Guido Löhr (Amsterdam)
Can AI be a scientist?: A Conceptual Engineering Approach
Past talks
November 29: Dr. Muriel Leuenberger (Zurich)
The value of authenticity for meaning in life and implications for emerging technologies
November 22: Prof. Henry Shevlin (Cambridge)
Consciousness, Machines, and Moral Status
November 8: Jülich-Eindhoven Workshop on the Philosophy of Deep Learning
with Carlos Zednik
October 25: Arzu Formanek (Vienna)
Robotics affordance mixtures and early robot ethics
October 18: Edmund Terem Ugar (Johannesburg)
Promoting Responsible Use of AI in African Healthcare
July 12: Prof. Avigail Ferdman (Technion)
AI, human-capacity habituation, and the deskilling problem
July 5: Dr. Sarah Diner (Bonn)
The ethics of cerebral organoid research: Searching for markers of consciousness
June 21: Prof. Raphaël Millière (Macquarie)
The Alignment Problem in Context
May 17: Prof. Emma Ruttkamp-Bloem (Pretoria)
What gives the Ethics of AI its Bad Name?