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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230927T093000
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SUMMARY:Detecting Unusual Consciousness
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LOCATION:Poppelsdorfer Allee 23\, Bonn\, Germany\, 53115
DESCRIPTION:<p><em>DETECTING UNUSUAL CONSCIOUSNESS: FROM BRAIN ORGANOIDS TO AI SYSTEMS<br><br>Bonn\, 27&ndash\;28 September 2023 (CEST)<br><br>Are some brain organoids\, or sophisticated artificial intelligence (AI) systems (e.g.\, ChatGPT 4) conscious? In some cases\, it may seem so. But how can we tell? The conference will focus on unusual candidates for consciousness such as isolated hemispheres after split brain or hemispherotomy surgery\, brain organoids and advanced AI systems (e.g.\, ChatGPT). The main aim of the conference is to explore cases and investigate what kind of (traditional or innovative) demarcation criteria could be used to detect whether an entity or<br>its local states are conscious.<br><br>website: www.bordelineconsciousness.com<br><br>The Conference will be hybrid.<br><br>ZOOM LINK:<br>https://uni-bonn.zoom-x.de/j/67114759797?pwd=RlpCZVFxaTZqVW5oblFXaDJRREhMUT09<br>ID: 671 1475 9797<br>Password: 815983<br><br>REGISTRATION: Registration is free. If you want to attend the Conference in person\, please contact Charlotte Gauvry: cgauvry@uni-bonn.de<br><br>VENUE: University of Bonn (Germany)<br>Sept 27. IZPH philosophy building: Poppelsdorfer Allee 28<br>Sept 28.&nbsp\;</em>Klinik und Poliklinik f&uuml\;r Epileptologie (University Hospital)<em>&nbsp\;(University Hospital): Venusberg-Campus 1.&nbsp\;</em>Geba&uuml\;de C83&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Seminar room Penin (C83.EG-266)</p>\n<p><em><br>KEYNOTE SPEAKERS<br>Tim BAYNE\, Monash (online)<br>Jonathan BIRCH\, LSE<br>Marcello MASSIMINI\, Milan (online)<br>Elizabeth SCHECHTER\, Maryland<br><br></em><strong>PROGRAMME</strong><br><br>SEPTEMBER 27<br>IZPH philosophy building: Poppelsdorfer Allee 28\,<br>Conference room: last floor<br><br>9:30. Opening<br>9:45-10:45.&nbsp\;<strong>Uwe Peters</strong>\, Bonn/Cambridge "Do current evidential standards in&nbsp\;the science of consciousness help or hinder the discovery of signs of&nbsp\;consciousness?"<br>10:45-11:45.&nbsp\;<strong>Wanja Wiese</strong>\, Bochum "Understanding weak and strong artificial&nbsp\;consciousness"<br>11:45-12:00. Coffee<br>12:00-13:00.&nbsp\;<strong>Tim Bayne</strong>\, Monash TBA (online)<br><br>Lunch<br><br>14:00-15:00.&nbsp\;<strong>Sidney Carls-Diamante</strong>\, Konstanz "Is there something it is like to be an&nbsp\;octopus arm?"<br>15:00-16:00.&nbsp\;<strong>Sarah Diner</strong>\, Bonn "Preautionary discourse on brain organoids: in&nbsp\;search of surrogate markers for consciousness"<br>16:00-16:15. Coffee<br>16:15-17:15.&nbsp\;<strong>Jonathan Birch</strong>\, LSE "When is a brain organoid a sentience&nbsp\;candidate?"<br><br>SEPTEMBER 28<br>Klinik und Poliklinik f&uuml\;r Epileptologie (University Hospital): Venusberg-Campus 1. Geba&uuml\;de C83&nbsp\;<br>Seminar room Penin (C83.EG-266)<br><br>9:30-10:30.&nbsp\;<strong>Maxence Gaillard</strong>\, Oslo/ UCLouvain "Consciousness assessment in&nbsp\;brain organoids by global and local theories of consciousness"<br>10:30-11:30.&nbsp\;<strong>Charlotte Gauvry/ Theodor R&uuml\;ber</strong>\,&nbsp\;Bonn "Intact functional brain&nbsp\;networks provide evidence for consciousness in the isolated hemisphere in&nbsp\;people with hemispherotomy"<br>11:30-11:45. Coffee<br>11:45-12:45.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;<strong>Nurida Boddenberg</strong>\, Bonn "Signatures of Consciousness:&nbsp\;Analyzing Experimental Traces in the Isolated Hemisphere Post-Hemispherotomy&nbsp\;to Unravel the Phenomenon"<br><br>Lunch<br><br>14:00-15:00.&nbsp\;<strong>Marcello Massimi</strong>\, Milan "Electrophysiological strategies to&nbsp\;infer consciousness in isolated brains" (online)<br>15:00-15:15. Coffee<br>15:15-16:15.&nbsp\;<strong>Elizabeth Schechter</strong>\, Maryland "Hemispherectomy and Candidate&nbsp\;Conscious Beings After Split-brain Surgery"<br><br>The projects is funded by the Transdisciplinary Research Area (TRA) &ldquo\;Individuals\, Institutions and Societies&rdquo\; (University of Bonn) as part of the Excellence Strategy of the federal and state government.</p>
ORGANIZER;CN=Charlotte Gauvry;CN=Uwe Peters;CN="Theodor Rüber":
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