{"id":3521,"date":"2021-02-07T22:27:27","date_gmt":"2021-02-07T21:27:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/icfo.ans.pw.edu.pl\/en\/?page_id=3521"},"modified":"2021-03-10T14:37:33","modified_gmt":"2021-03-10T13:37:33","slug":"lecture-series-thinking-machines-history-present-and-future-of-artificial-intelligence","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/icfo.ans.pw.edu.pl\/en\/?page_id=3521","title":{"rendered":"Lecture Series \u00bbThinking Machines: History, Present and Future of Artificial Intelligence\u00ab"},"content":{"rendered":"
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(c) Ailar Saneifar<\/p><\/div>\n

Interdisciplinary online lecture series in Summer Term 2021, jointly hosted by the Research Institute for the History of Science and Technology, Deutsches Museum; the European New School of Digital Studies, European University Viadrina; and the Philosophy of Computing Group, Warsaw University of Technology<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Artificial Intelligence and its implications for society and human self-understanding are one of the key topics of contemporary academic and public discourse. While there are various research institutions dedicated to AI ethics and policy in particular, what still seems to be missing from the picture is an integrated humanities perspective that combines expertise from the history, philosophy and social studies of AI.<\/p>\n

The international and interdisciplinary lecture series \u00bbThinking Machines: History, Present and Future of Artificial Intelligence\u00ab provides one step towards such an integrated perspective. The series will be jointly hosted by the Research Institute for the History of Science and Technology<\/a>, Deutsches Museum<\/a>, as part of their traditional \u00bbMontagskolloquium\u00ab, the European New School of Digital Studies<\/a>, EUV<\/a>, Munich Center for Technology in Society (MCTS<\/a>), TUM<\/a>, and the Philosophy of Computing<\/a> group, ICFO<\/a>, Warsaw University of Technology.<\/a><\/p>\n

The lectures are intended for a general educated audience but are disigned to be relevant for academic audiences, too. The title of each event indicates its working language.<\/p>\n

Programme Overview:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Mon 19 April: Pamela McCorduck<\/a>, Journalist, New York, USA: \u00bbEarly AI in the United States\u00ab.
\nStarts at 16.30h.<\/p>\n

Mon 3 May: Stephanie A. Dick<\/a>, University of Pennsylvania, USA: \u00bbMaking Up Minds\u00ab.
\nStarts at 16.30h.<\/p>\n

Mon 17 May: Shannon Vallor<\/a>, University of Edinburgh, UK: \u00bbThe Digital Basanos: AI and the Virtue and Violence of Truth-Telling\u00ab.
\nStarts at 16.30h.<\/p>\n

Mon 31 May: Wolfgang Bibel<\/a>, TU Darmstadt: \u00bb\u00dcber die Entwicklung der KI in Deutschland\u00ab.
\nStarts at 16.30h.<\/p>\n

Mon 14 June: Harry Collins<\/a>, Cardiff University, UK: \u00bbMust Intelligent Machines Be Social Machines?\u00ab.
\nStarts at 16.30h.<\/p>\n

Mon 28 June: Vincent M\u00fcller<\/a>, Technical University of Eindhoven, NL: \u00bbWhere are we going? Future progress in AI\u00ab.
\nStarts at 16.30h.<\/p>\n

Mon 12 July: Panel discussion \u00bbAlgorithms, Trust and Regulation\u00ab, with Virginia Dignum<\/a>, Ume\u00e5 universitet, SE, Kristian Kersting<\/a>, TU Darmstadt, and NN, AlgorithmWatch
\nLocation: Deutsches Museum<\/a> \u00bbEhrensaal<\/a>\u00ab (in hybrid format if Covid situation allows by then, otherwise online).
\nStarts at 16.30h.<\/p>\n

Changes reserved. This page will be updated continuously, but for more details, please refer to the official website for this series, where you will also find access information: <\/strong>http:\/\/thinking-machines.online\/<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

This lecture series is financially supported by Bayerische Forschungsallianz<\/a>, project BayIntAn_TUM_2020_53.<\/p>\n

Organisers: PD Dr. Rudolf Seising<\/a> (Deutsches Museum), PD Dr. Hajo Greif<\/a> (Warsaw University of Technology) und Prof. Dr. Jan Passoth<\/a> (European New School)<\/p>\n

Contact: hans-joachim.greif@pw.edu.pl<\/a>, r.seising@deutsches-museum.de<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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