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3:00pm (Symposium) Between mind and machine: symbolic and phenomenological roots of computation Location: Auditorium 7
Between mind and machine: symbolic and phenomenological roots of computation
Chair(s): Lorenzo De Stefano , Felice Masi , Francesco Pisano , Luigi Laino , Caludio Fabbroni
Presentations of the Symposium
Writing as calculus. New sciences of writing and phenomenology
Felice Masi
(Logical) Piano lessons: Jevons and the roots of computational subjectivity
Francesco Pisano
Turing’s design of a brain. Operative and thematic concepts of computing machinery
Lorenzo De Stefano
Is your brain a sort of computer?
Claudio Fabbroni
Computation as a symbolic form between humans and machines
Luigi Laino
5:00pm (Symposium) A code of conduct for technology ethics practitioners Location: Auditorium 7
A code of conduct for technology ethics practitioners
Chair(s): Pieter Vermaas
Presentations of the Symposium
A code of conduct for technology ethics practitioners
Pieter Vermaas
8:45am (Papers) Engineering ethics Location: Auditorium 7 Chair: Andreas Spahn
Artificial Intelligence in design engineering practice
Hans Voordijk , Farid Vahdatikhaki, Maarten Verkerk
Concept Engineering: a new approach to address Conceptual Disruption and Virtual Ethical Dilemmas
伯灵 孙 , 旭 徐
10:05am (Papers) Ethics I Location: Auditorium 7 Chair: Andrea Gammon
Technology as uncharted territory: Contextual integrity and the notion of AI as new ethical ground
Alexander Martin Mussgnug
The bullshit singularity is near
Dylan Eric Wittkower
11:50am (Papers) Ethics II Location: Auditorium 7 Chair: Maren Behrensen
Considering the social and economic sustainability of AI
Rosalie Waelen , Aimee Van Wynsberghe
Synthetic socio-technical systems: poiêsis as meaning making
Federica Russo , Andrew McIntyre
Exploring Kantian Part-Representation and Self-Setting Concepts in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Pan Deng
3:35pm (Papers) Ethics III Location: Auditorium 7 Chair: Daphne Brandenburg
The ethics of blockchain-based construction e-bidding
Venus Azamnia
Managing folk terms in AI: the placeholder strategy as a lesson from comparative cognition
Diego Morales
New reprogenetic technologies and challenges to informed consent in research
Inmaculada de Melo-Martin
5:20pm (Papers) Virtue ethics II Location: Auditorium 7 Chair: Matthew Dennis
Intelligence over wisdom: the price of conceptual priorities
Anuj Puri
Addressing challenges to virtue ethics in the application of artificial moral agents: From a Confucian perspective
Yin On Billy Poon
8:45am (Papers) Ethics V Location: Auditorium 7 Chair: Andrea Gammon
Transcendental Technology Ethics
Donovan van der Haak
Sustainable AI and the third wave of AI ethics: a structural turn
Larissa Bolte , Aimee van Wynsberghe
Against an ideal theory of justice for AI ethics
Alice Rangel Teixeira
10:05am (Papers) Agency I Location: Auditorium 7 Chair: Lotte Asveld
Welcoming the other: More-than-human agency in regenerative design
Anna Puzio , Alessio Gerola, Samuela Marchiori
Philosophical reflections on agency in the making
Mike Martin
Enactive agency in the technological world: rethinking human-technology relationships
Xue Yu
11:50am (Papers) Agency II Location: Auditorium 7 Chair: Pieter Vermaas
Temporal intimacy. Near-term expectations of a driverless future
Sebastian Pranz
"Agency, alienation, and recognition in the AI-mediated workplace"
Joel Anderson
3:35pm (Papers) Autonomy Location: Auditorium 7 Chair: Mariska Bosschaert
AI outsourcing and the value of autonomy
Eleonora Catena
Analysis of the problem of human autonomy from the perspective of authenticity ethics
Guihong Zhang
Driving for Values: Exploring the experience of autonomy with speculative design
Kathrin Bednar, Julia Hermann
