AI Assertion: Perspectives from Philosophy, Cognitive Science, Linguistics & HCI
June 22, 2025 - June 23, 2025
University of Graz, Austria
Leechgasse 34
Graz 8010
Austria
Speakers:
Macquarie University
Ludwig Maximilians Universität, München
University of Pittsburgh
Brown University
(unaffiliated)
Organisers:
University of Graz
University of Sheffield (PhD)
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We are organizing a conference on questions related to AI assertion (or AI “testimony”). The topic will be addressed from the perspectives of philosophy, cognitive science, linguistics and human-computer interaction. Key questions include though are not limited to the following:
- Can LLMs (such as ChatGPT) make assertions?
- Are our normative expectations towards AI interlocutors similar to those which govern linguistic human-human interaction?
- If they differ, what are the norms of AI assertion?
- Can artificial agents make “dark moves” in linguistic communication (e.g. lie, bullshit, deceive etc.), or do those require a full-fledged human agent?
- Who is responsible for shortcomings in linguistic AI-human communication?
- How do our normative expectations towards AI assertors interact with our dispositions to trust and rely on them?Does the concept of trust make sense in linguistic human-AI interaction?
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May 18, 2025, 11:45pm CET
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