Conference Agenda
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Session Overview |
| Date: Wednesday, 25/June/2025 | ||||
| 12:30pm - 1:30pm |
Registration Location: Voorhof |
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| 1:30pm - 1:45pm |
Word of Welcome Location: Blauwe Zaal |
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| 1:45pm - 2:45pm |
Keynote 1 - Sabina Leonelli - Environmental intelligence: Subverting the philosophical premises for AI Location: Blauwe Zaal |
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| 3:00pm - 4:30pm |
(Symposium) Intimate technologies, brain chips and cyborgs: revisting the bright-line argument Location: Blauwe Zaal Intimate technologies, brain chips and cyborgs: Revisiting the bright-line argument Presentations of the Symposium The Crux of the Bright-line Argument as an Explanatory Lens for Understanding Why the Problem of Authenticity Concerning Artificial Companions Persists Thinking Otherwise Intimate technologies and liberation Hell is Other Robots: Participatory Sense-Making and GenAI |
(Symposium) Democratic technologies in East Asia Location: Auditorium 1 Democratic technologies in East Asia Presentations of the Symposium CCTV use among Hong Kong sex workers Democratic strateies in South Korean energy communities Addressing technological literarcy for Hong Kong elderly Digital technologies' impact on charcter formation in Hong Kong young people |
(Symposium) Design as a contested space: technological innovations, critical investigations, military interests Location: Auditorium 2 Design as a contested space: technological innovations, critical investigations, military interests Presentations of the Symposium Historicising voice biometrics: the colonial continuity of listening, from the sound archive to the acoustic database Antimilitarism & algorithms: design interventions and investigative data practices Teaching machines, managed learning and remote examination Exemplary situations of technological breakdown in the philosophy of technology: who and what is at stake in learning from failure? |
(Symposium) The illusion of conversation. From the manipulation of language to the manipulation of the human Location: Auditorium 3 The illusion of conversation. From the manipulation of language to the manipulation of the human Presentations of the Symposium Understanding generalization in large language models Large language models are conversational zombies. Chatbots and speech acts: how to (not) do things with words The double LLM trust fallacy Generative AI, political communication and manipulation: the role of epistemic agency |
| (Workshop) Reviewing and publishing for early career researchers: a bridge towards scholarly expertise Location: Auditorium 4 (Workshop) Reviewing and publishing for early career researchers: a bridge towards scholarly expertise Presentations of the Symposium Session structure |
(Symposium) Engineering science, artificial intelligence and philosophy: an interdisciplinary dialogue Location: Auditorium 5 Engineering science, artificial intelligence and philosophy: an interdisciplinary dialogue Presentations of the Symposium Practice is the source of true knowledge: Lesson from the flight experiments of Samuel Langley and the Wright brothers A reflection on the development of cryogenic engineering Effective development of gulong shale oil under the guidance of engineering philosophy Engineering innovations in novel supercritical fluids energy and power systems: from fundamentals to application demonstrations The enhancement of technical requirements for astronaut training in deep space exploration and philosophical reflections |
(Symposium) Technologies at the limits of language – Symposium on conceptuality, metaphorisation & narration Location: Auditorium 6 Technologies at the limits of language – Symposium on conceptuality, metaphorisation & narration Presentations of the Symposium List of discussants |
(Symposium) Between mind and machine: symbolic and phenomenological roots of computation Location: Auditorium 7 Between mind and machine: symbolic and phenomenological roots of computation Presentations of the Symposium Writing as calculus. New sciences of writing and phenomenology (Logical) Piano lessons: Jevons and the roots of computational subjectivity Turing’s design of a brain. Operative and thematic concepts of computing machinery Is your brain a sort of computer? Computation as a symbolic form between humans and machines |
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| 4:30pm - 5:00pm |
Coffee & Tea break Location: Voorhof |
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| 5:00pm - 6:30pm |
(Symposium) Uncanny desires: AI, psychoanalysis, and the future of human identity Location: Blauwe Zaal Uncanny desires: AI, psychoanalysis, and the future of human identity Presentations of the Symposium Can technology destroy desire? Stieglerian considerations The algorithmic other: AI, desire, and self-formation on digital platforms Deadbots and the unconscious: A qualitative analysis Reconceptualizing reciprocity through a lacanian lens: the case of human-robot-interactions |
(Papers) Disrupting digital industries Location: Auditorium 2 Chair: Richard Heersmink Derailing a high-speed train: Limitations of Agile in the AI development with marginalized communities Grasping the impact of artificial intelligence on the tourism industry Battery development beyond justice. A care-based energy ethics |
(Papers) Malfunction Location: Auditorium 3 Chair: Samuela Marchiori That’s not a bug, that’s an accidental function: on malfunctioning artifacts and concepts The Ethics and Epistemology of Malfunction in Human-Technology Integration Ascribing functions to software |
(Symposium) What is Intercultural Philosophy of Technology and why is it important? Location: Auditorium 4 What is Intercultural Philosophy of Technology and why is it important? Presentations of the Symposium Symposium Schedule (90 minutes) |
| (Symposium) Engineering science, artificial intelligence and philosophy: an interdisciplinary dialogue Location: Auditorium 5 Engineering science, artificial intelligence and philosophy: an interdisciplinary dialogue Presentations of the Symposium Ethical frontiers in human stem cell-based embryo model AI-driven synthetic biology: engineering philosophy, challenges, and ethical implications Bridging the responsibility gap: ethical responsibility pathways and framework reconstruction in artificial intelligence Basic Ideas on Engineering science and engineering scientists: a contribution to philosophy of engineering science |
(Symposium) Human, gender, and trust in AI ethics: addressing structural issues through Ethical, Legal, and Social Aspects (ELSA) Lab approach Location: Auditorium 6 Human, gender, and trust in AI ethics: addressing structural issues through Ethical, Legal, and Social Aspects (ELSA) Lab approach Presentations of the Symposium The power and emotions in trustworthy AI Addressing problematic conceptual assumptions about human-technology relations in AI development practices AI, Gender, and Agri-food |
(Symposium) A code of conduct for technology ethics practitioners Location: Auditorium 7 A code of conduct for technology ethics practitioners Presentations of the Symposium A code of conduct for technology ethics practitioners |
(Symposium) Teaching engineering ethics through aesthetic and embodied experiences Location: Auditorium 8 Teaching Engineering Ethics through Aesthetic and embodied Experiences Presentations of the Symposium Teaching Philosophy through the Embodied Experience: Space and Power in the Classroom Engineering as an act of Care: Teaching Responsible Innovation through Empathy |
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| 6:30pm - 8:00pm |
Social drinks Location: Senaatszaal |
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