August 20th talk – From inverse problems to neural operators (Conor Rowan)
On August 20th Conor Rowan (U Colorado Boulder, Aerospace Engineering) will join us online and discuss how to best understand data-driven models at the...
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Online talk: December 18th, A Philosophical Perspective on the Physics of AI – Markus Maier
Markus Maier (HfPh München) will join us online on Thursday December 18th, 4 PM (CET) and deliver a talk titled A Philosophical Perspective on...
July 18th – Talk by Sven Nyholm – The Ethics of AI Agents
Sven Nyholm (LMU München) will join us virtually on July 18th, 11am to give a talk titled The Ethics of AI Agents: Advanced AI...
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Summer School Slides and Agenda
Day 1 26.7. Ethical and normative aspects of Trust in ML9:00 Welcome and Intro (Michael Resch)9:30 Concepts of Trust (Andreas Kaminski) 11:00 Coffee break11:30...
SAS23 CfA – Reliability or Trustworthiness?
Conference on Computer Intensive Methods Recent debates on AI have pointed out trust as a seminal issue. However, it is often unclear what is...
Call for participation: Summer School Trust and ML – deadline extended!
The philosophy of computational sciences group of HLRS is pleased to announce this year’s Summer School Trust and Machine Learning. The trustworthiness of ML-methods...
Workshop with Michael Puntschuh
On the 2nd of May 2023, 12:30 p.m., Michael Puntschuh will give a workshop on biased AI, its causes and how to deal with...
January, 27th: When do Nonepistemic Values Play an Epistemically Illegitimate Role in Science – Discussion with Alexander Reutlinger.
On January 27th Alexander Reutlinger will join us for a discussion of his recent paper When do Nonepistemic Values Play an Epistemically Illegitimate Role...
December 15th: Proof, semiotics, and the Computer – Discussion with Johannes Lenhard
On December 15th Johannes Lenhard will join us for a discussion of his recent Proof, Semiotics, and the Computer: On the Relevance and Limitation...