CFP: Philosophy of AI (PhAI) 2023
Submission deadline: October 15, 2023
Conference date(s):
December 15, 2023 - December 16, 2023
Conference Venue:
Centre for Philosophy & Artificial Intelligence Research, Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
Erlangen,
Germany
Details
5th Conference on "Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence" Erlangen 15-16 December, 2023
(Previous conferences: Thessaloniki 2011, Oxford 2013, Leeds 2017, Gothenburg 2021)
Organisation
Vincent C. Müller, Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU)
Centre for Philosophy and AI Research (PAIR) @ FAU: Elke Bennewitz, Aliya R. Dewey, Leonard Dung, Guido Löhr
Location
Conference Centre Kreuz+Quer, Bohlenplatz 1, 91054 Erlangen, Germany. +49-9131-9409323, [email protected]
Programme: https://www.pt-ai.org/2023/call-papers
Submission page: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=phai2023
Proceedings
Accepted papers and posters will be published in a volume of proceedings (likely in Springer's SAPERE series or the Synthese series). Upload to a freely accessible place is encouraged (e.g., PhilPapers).
For details, see the Call for Abstracts page.
Papers from previous conferences have been downloaded over 350,000 times from the publishers alone:
2011: 'Minds and Machines' & SAPERE series
2013: Synthese series
2017: SAPERE series
2021: SAPERE series
Themes
Philosophy of AI, including ethics of AI. In particular, this includes any philosophical work that aims to (a) understand the limits and potential of AI, (b) understand the opportunities and risks for AI in human interactions, (c) use AI to better understand natural intelligences (e.g., human and non-human animals), and (d) use AI as examples and methods in the sciences (e.g., cognitive science) and other areas of philosophy (e.g., philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, epistemology, ethics). The following is a non-exhaustive list of topics.
AI and issues in theoretical philosophy
Complexity
Computation
Consciousness
Creativity
Free will
Information
Intelligence
Language
Intentionality, representation, meaning
Knowledge & understanding
Superintelligence & singularity
Life
AI and issues in practical philosophy (Ethics of AI)
Human dignity and AI
Impact on society
Machine ethics
Bias & fairness
Alignment & existential risk
Misinformation, echo chambers, & democracy
AI regulation & liberalism
Political & economical inequality
Privacy & manipulation
Responsibility & rights for machines
Risk to humanity & AI safety
Approaches & Methods of AI
Big data analytics
Cognitive architecture
Cooperation & interaction
Cybernetics
Dynamical systems
Embodiment
Enactive cognition
Embedded & extended mind
Expert systems
Generative AI
Large language models
Machine learning & neural networks
Neuroscience & AI
Non-symbolic AI
Robotics
Challenges of AI
Action selection & rational choice
Brain emulation and uploading
Symbol grounding
Common sense
Frame problem
Gödelian arguments
Turing Test
Programme Committee (TBC)
Abramson, Darren
Beavers, Anthony
Berkeley, Istvan
Cannon, Michael
Copeland, Jack
Dewey, Aliya R.
Dietrich, Eric
Dodig-Crnkovic, Gordana
Dung, Leonard
Firt, Erez
Gomila, Antoni
Löhr, Guido
Magnani, Lorenzo
Miłkowski, Marcin
Morales, Diego
Müller, Vincent C.
Piccinini, Gualtiero
Schiaffonati, Viola
Shagrir, Oron
Vallverdú, Jordi
Wheeler, Michael
Wiedermann, Jiri
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#philosophy of artificial intelligence, #ethics of artificial intelligence, #philosophy of cognitive science