The future of computing – seminar series
This time our seminar series for the winter term is concerned with ways of computing that differ from classical computing. We will look into...
Author Archives: Nico
CfP: SAS24 – Modeling for Policy
Deadline extended to August 31st! Models have played a crucial role in the sciences since at least the 19th century. The development of information...
June 21st Talk – Can Artificial Intelligence-Based Weather Prediction Models Simulate the Butterfly Effect? – Slides now online
Slides – Can Artificial Intelligence-Based Weather Prediction Models Simulate the Butterfly Effect? Weather scientist Tobias Selz (LMU Munich) will join our group seminar to...
Events and Talks mailing list
If you want to be updated about our events and talks you can join our mailinglist compphil.
May 28th – Workshop Generalization and Overfitting
Update: A reading list is now available. A huge part of the recent success of highly parametrized ML models is due to their apparent...
May 17th Talk by Paul Hoyningen-Huene – How do robust abstract economic models explain?
On May 17, philosopher of science Paul Hoyningen-Huene (Zurich) will give a talk on “How do robust abstract economic models explain?“ Please find the...
April 19th Talk – Thomas Raleigh – Neural Networks and the Intentional Stance
Thomas Raleigh who leads the AI epistemology group at U Luxembourg will join our group for an in-person talk about Neural Networks and the...
April 26th – Talk Katsunori Miahara -Should we respect chatbots? A virtue ethics analysis.
On April 26th – 11 CET – philosopher Katsunori Miahara from U Hokkaido will join our group seminar for talk titled “Should we respect...
April 18th – Talk Miriam Klopotek -What can we learn from and through machine learning if the physics of many-body systems is behind it?
New Date April 18th 13:30 CET! Physicist Miriam Klopotek (Uni Stuttgart/SimTech) will join our group seminar 13:30 CET to present some of her current...
February 2nd Discussion – Beyond generalization: a theory of robustness in machine learning
Philosopher Timo Freiesleben will join us at HLRS on February 2nd 11:00 (CET) to discuss his recent paper Beyond generalization: a theory of robustness...