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 –...
April 14th – Talk by Charles Rathkopf
Philosopher of Science Charles Rathkopf will join us on April 14th 11:00 for an in person talk and discussion. The topic is “Strange errors...
Spring Workshop 23 – Schedule
Our annual spring workshop will take place on several dates in March and April. Most of the workshop days will be hosted virtually. If...
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...