Philosophy of AI / Philosophie de l'IA

The rapid development of generative AI raises profound and pressing moral and theoretical questions about humanity, mindedness, agency, technology, responsibility, and governance. The philosophy department of the Université de Lorraine is pleased to host this first workshop in a planned annual series, which marks the announcement of its English-language Masters programme in Applied Philosophy, beginning in 2027. The Philosophy of AI is one of three core themes of the Masters programme, alongside climate and environment, and health. The workshop will take place in English and French.

Speakers: Carina Prunkl (INRIA), Henri Stephanou (Paris 1), Andrew Arana (Université de Lorraine), Baptise Mélès (CNRS)

Attendance is free and open to all but numbers are limited. To register, please email Conor McHugh ([email protected]), using the subject line ‘AI workshop registration’.

Venue: Room 324, 91 Avenue de la Libération, Nancy Organisers: Conor McHugh and Andrew Arana, Université de Lorraine We gratefully acknowledge the support of ENACT, the Grand Est AI Cluster.