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...
August 25th – Discussion with Dan Li – Machines Learn Better with Better Data Ontology
Philosopher of Science Dan Li from CUNY will discuss her recent paper Machines Learn Better with Better Data Ontology: Lessons from Philosophy of Induction...
September 29th – Talk by Giorgos Filandrianos counterfactuals in XAI
Giorgos Filandrianos is a computer scientist who recently co-authored a paper on counterfactuals in XAI. On September 29th at 11am he will join us...
June 2nd – Talk by Eamon Duede – Reliability and opacity in deep learning methods
Philosopher of Science Eamon Duede will join us virtually for a talk and discussion on reliability and opacity in deep learning methods. You can...
July 14th – Talk by Konstantin Genin: Simplicity and Scientific Progress
Philosopher of Science Konstantin Genin will join us for a talk on July 14th, 11am. Abstract below. Simplicity and Scientific Progress A major goal...
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...
May 12th – Talk by Arianna Borrelli
The Monte Carlo method in early particle physics: simulation or approximation? Historian of Science Arianna Borrelli will join us on Friday May 12th –...