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...
January 19th Talk – Transformers, Contextualism, and Polysemy
On January 19th, 11CET philosopher Jumbly Grindrod from Reading will join our group seminar and talk about how transformer architectures might or might not...
October 20th Talk – The analogical roots of ABMs in Economics and Social Sciences
On October 20th philosopher, economist and data scientist Massimo Rusconi will join us in person at HLRS to give a talk about his recent...
SAS23 Reliability or Trustworthiness – schedule
The conference will take place at HLRS Stuttgart in the Rühle Saal. Please see here for directions. Time is 30 minutes per presentation slot....
October 23rd – Computational reliabilism with Juan Durán
On October 23rd philosopher of science Juan Durán will join us at HLRS to discuss novel problems and solutions in computational reliabilism. The basis...
November 3rd – Discussion with Nicola Angius on Coding and Curing
On Friday November 3rd 11am Philosopher of science Nicola Angius will join our seminar to discuss his recent paper From Coding To Curing. Functions,...
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...
October 13th – Michal Hladky on Non-deductive aspects of computational modelling : In silico experiments, causal claims and limits of reliabilism
Philosopher of Science Michal Hladky will present his critique of (computational) reliabilism in our seminar on October 13th 11am. The seminar is online and...