Conference on Artificial Intelligence: Analysis of Rationality and Ethical Reflections
Date/Time
3/13/2025 - 3/14/2025
8:30 AM - 9:00 PM CET
8:30 AM - 9:00 PM CET
Event Type(s)
Event
Event Description
Recent developments in Artificial Intelligence require analysis in terms of rationality and ethical reflection. This concerns the assumptions, content and limits of both the AI that is already available and the contributions of generative AI.
Location
University of A Coruña, Spain
Faculty of Humanities and Documentation
Dr Vazquez Cabrera street, s/n
Ferrol (A Coruña), Sp 15403
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Faculty of Humanities and Documentation
Dr Vazquez Cabrera street, s/n
Ferrol (A Coruña), Sp 15403
click here for Google Maps
Details
Conference on
Artificial Intelligence: Analysis of Rationality and Ethical Reflections
Program
Thursday, 13 March 2025
9:00 to 9:30 Reception of documentation
9:40 Inauguration of the Conference
Morning and afternoon
10:00 Ron Sun (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, N. York): “Rationality, Intelligence, and the Neural-Symbolic Cognitive Architecture”.
12:00 Paula Boddington (University of West London): “Artificial Intelligence, the Limits of Human Cognition, and the Poverty of ‘Rationality’”.
Evening
5.00 Cameron Buckner (University of Florida): “From Locke to LeCun: Understanding the Symbiotic Relationship between Deep Learning and Empiricist Philosophy”.
7:00 Round Table: “From AI advances to social repercussions”, Ron Sun, Paula Boddington, Christopher Lütge and Gregory Wheeler.
Friday, 14 March 2025
Morning and afternoon
10:00 10:00 Christopher Lütge (Technical University of Munich): “Elements of a Trustworthy AI Governance”.
12:00 Rune Nyrup (Universidad of Aarhus): “Would Advanced AI Disempower Humanity? On Misalignment, Power-seeking and Metabolic Dependency”.
Evening
5:00 Contributed Papers.
7:00 Gregory Wheeler (Frankfurt School of Finance and Management): “Beware of Geeks Bearing Doom”.
8:45 Closing Session. Delivery of Diplomas
Organizers: The Center for Research in Philosophy of Science and Technology (CIFCYT, University of A Coruña) with the support of the Society of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science in Spain.
Venue: Concepción Arenal Assembly Hall; Dr Vazquez Cabrera street, s/n; 15403-Ferrol (A Coruña).
Coordinator: Wenceslao J. Gonzalez, Department of Humanities.
Calendar: 13 and 14 March 2025.
Scientific Committee: W. J. Gonzalez, Javier Echeverria, Juan Arana, Pascual Martinez Freire, and Donald Gillies.
Organizing Committee: W. J. Gonzalez, María Jose Arrojo, Jose F. Martinez Solano, Amanda Guillan, Jessica Rey, David May, and Susana Bellon.
Technical Secretary: Jessica Rey.
Information and registration: Faculty of Humanities and Documentation; Dr Vazquez Cabrera street, s/n; 15403-Ferrol (A Coruña); Spain.
E-mail: jornadas.filosofia.ciencia@udc.es
Web page: cifcyt.udc.es It can also be used jornadasfilosofiaciencia.es
Telephone: 34 881 013814. Fax: 34 981 337430.
Registration: From February 3 to 21, 2025.
The registration fee is 40 euros for university students and 70 euros for professionals. A Diploma of Attendance will be provided to participants.
Artificial Intelligence: Analysis of Rationality and Ethical Reflections
Program
Thursday, 13 March 2025
9:00 to 9:30 Reception of documentation
9:40 Inauguration of the Conference
Morning and afternoon
10:00 Ron Sun (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, N. York): “Rationality, Intelligence, and the Neural-Symbolic Cognitive Architecture”.
12:00 Paula Boddington (University of West London): “Artificial Intelligence, the Limits of Human Cognition, and the Poverty of ‘Rationality’”.
Evening
5.00 Cameron Buckner (University of Florida): “From Locke to LeCun: Understanding the Symbiotic Relationship between Deep Learning and Empiricist Philosophy”.
7:00 Round Table: “From AI advances to social repercussions”, Ron Sun, Paula Boddington, Christopher Lütge and Gregory Wheeler.
Friday, 14 March 2025
Morning and afternoon
10:00 10:00 Christopher Lütge (Technical University of Munich): “Elements of a Trustworthy AI Governance”.
12:00 Rune Nyrup (Universidad of Aarhus): “Would Advanced AI Disempower Humanity? On Misalignment, Power-seeking and Metabolic Dependency”.
Evening
5:00 Contributed Papers.
7:00 Gregory Wheeler (Frankfurt School of Finance and Management): “Beware of Geeks Bearing Doom”.
8:45 Closing Session. Delivery of Diplomas
Organizers: The Center for Research in Philosophy of Science and Technology (CIFCYT, University of A Coruña) with the support of the Society of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science in Spain.
Venue: Concepción Arenal Assembly Hall; Dr Vazquez Cabrera street, s/n; 15403-Ferrol (A Coruña).
Coordinator: Wenceslao J. Gonzalez, Department of Humanities.
Calendar: 13 and 14 March 2025.
Scientific Committee: W. J. Gonzalez, Javier Echeverria, Juan Arana, Pascual Martinez Freire, and Donald Gillies.
Organizing Committee: W. J. Gonzalez, María Jose Arrojo, Jose F. Martinez Solano, Amanda Guillan, Jessica Rey, David May, and Susana Bellon.
Technical Secretary: Jessica Rey.
Information and registration: Faculty of Humanities and Documentation; Dr Vazquez Cabrera street, s/n; 15403-Ferrol (A Coruña); Spain.
E-mail: jornadas.filosofia.ciencia@udc.es
Web page: cifcyt.udc.es It can also be used jornadasfilosofiaciencia.es
Telephone: 34 881 013814. Fax: 34 981 337430.
Registration: From February 3 to 21, 2025.
The registration fee is 40 euros for university students and 70 euros for professionals. A Diploma of Attendance will be provided to participants.
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