The conference will take place at HLRS Stuttgart in the Rühle Saal. Please see here for directions.
Time is 30 minutes per presentation slot. Presenters decide on the split between talk and Q&A (20/10 suggested).
| November 30th | December 1st |
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| 9:00 | Reception and Coffee | Reception and Coffee |
| 9:15 | Welcome | |
| 9:30 | Keynote by Carlos Zednik | Simulations and Trust (Chair Nico) |
| 10:30 | Coffee break | Coffee break |
| 10:45 | Reliability and Trust (Chair Michael) | How is trust in AI possible? (Chair Sebastian) |
| 11:45 | Coffee break | Coffee break |
| 12:00 | Which concept of trust for AI? (Chair Sebastian) | Case studies 3 (Chair Daniel) |
| 13:00 | Lunch break (catered) | Lunch break (catered) |
| 14:00 | Case studies 1 (Chair Saeedeh) | 14:15 Epistemic aspects of trust in AI (Chair Michael) |
| 15:00 | Coffee break | 15:15 Coffee break |
| 15:15 | Case studies 2/The politics of trust (Chair Daniel) | 15:30 Normative aspects of trust in AI (Chair Saeedeh) |
| 16:15 | Coffee break | 16:30 End |
| 16:30 | Guided Tour Cave and HAWK (optional) | |
| 17:30 | | |
| 18:00 | Uni Thekle (social event – optional) | |
| Session Name | Talk | Presenters |
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| Keynote | Explanation, Justification, and Responsibility | Carlos Zednik |
| Simulations and Trust | | |
| Trust for multi-x simulation through documentation from a philosophy of science perspective | Sibylle Hermann |
| Model Trustworthiness and Modeler Responsibility in Economic
Agent-Based Modeling practices: a Meta-Analytical approach | M. Rusconi, D. Secchi, R. Seri |
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| Which concept of trust for AI? | | |
| Caveat Usor: Trust and Epistemic Vigilance Towards Artificial Intelligence | Rico Hauswald |
| Hybrid Trust: Making Sense of Trustworthy AI | Donatella Donati – canceled |
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| Normative aspects of trust in AI | | |
| Is the trust problem with AI actually the so-called “Problem-of-Many-Hands”? | Dorothea Winter – cancelled |
| Exploring the Role of Mood in Trusting AI | Kefu Zhu |
| A Precondition of Trust | Changyo Kang |
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| Reliability and Trust | | |
| Reliability in Context: Challenges in Operationalizing and Weighing a Central Value | Jörn Wiengarn |
| Reliability Without Trustworthiness: A Philosophical Exploration of AI | Abouzar Moradian Tehrani – no show |
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| Case studies | | |
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| 1 | The subtle impacts of software on trust | Alexandre Hocquet, Frédéric Wieber |
| Trust and awareness in the context of search and rescue missions | Martina Philippi |
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| 2 | Case study on epistemic metadata in molecular modelling | Martin Thomas Horsch, Silvia Chiacchiera, and Björn Schembera |
| Are algorithms necessarily biased? The case of causal search algorithms | Tobias Henschen – canceled |
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| 3 | Bot of Contention. ChatGPT, Success, and Trustworthiness | Matthias Brandl, Johannes Lenhard, Katharina |
| Trust and reliance in the cognitive institutions of cryptocurrency | Enrico Petracca, Shaun Gallagher |
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| Epistemic aspects of trust in AI | | |
| Establishing Reliability While Embracing Unexplainability: Moving beyond explainability as a criterion for ML models to produce reliable and justified knowledge. | Kaush Kalidindi |
| Should we allocate epistemic trust to AI? | Ramón Alvarado – canceled |
| Dual Virtues for AI | Jakob Ohlhorst |
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| How is trust in AI possible? | | |
| The Necessity and Possibility of Trustworthy AI | Hagen Braun, Lukas Albrecht |
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| The politics of trust | | |
| Dual-use of AI-generated content – A question of trustworthiness? | Martin Hähnel – canceled |
| Facing AI: The Epistemological and Political Dimension of Trust | Lei Niu |