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Machine Wisdom Workshop 2
May 12 - May 14
Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are becoming ever more prevalent in daily life, and are being used in impactful decisions in fields as diverse as finance and criminal law. Given the multifaceted and complex nature of these technologies, it is crucial that researchers and theorists from fields such as philosophy, psychology, computer science, engineering, policy, and law, are able to have meaningful and constructive conversations across traditional disciplinary lines. The Machine Wisdom Project, funded by the Templeton World Charity Foundation, aims to do exactly this, bringing together diverse perspectives on the theory, development, and ethics of AI with the ultimate goal of encouraging wise decision-making at all levels of AI development, production, and regulation.
Workshop Details and Registration
To further the objectives above, the Center, in conjunction with the Machine Wisdom Project, will be hosting the second Machine Wisdom Workshop on May 12-14, 2022. The workshop will be a continuation of the first Machine Wisdom Workshop, held virtually in May 2021. Invited speakers are Shannon Vallor, Igor Grossmann, Sina Fazelpour, Kathleen Creel, and Matt Stichter. The invited program is supplemented by 11 contributed papers.
The workshop is being held in person in 1008 Cathedral of Learning.
A workshop schedule and abstracts for talks can be accessed at the following link.
Registration is required, but free of charge. REGISTER HERE
Organizing committee:
Colin Allen, University of Pittsburgh
Brett Karlan, University of Pittsburgh
Chris Davison, Ball State University