Melanie Mitchell - Abstraction and Analogy: The Keys to Robust Artificial Intelligence
1:39:12
Melanie Mitchell - Abstraction and Analogy: The Keys to Robust Artificial Intelligence
Dancing embryo: Human / AI Dance
1:26
Dancing embryo: Human / AI Dance
Adrian Currie - Comparative Thinking in Biology
17:23
Adrian Currie - Comparative Thinking in Biology
Nicholas Shea - Moving Beyond Content-Specific Computation in Artificial Neutral Networks
55:16
Nicholas Shea - Moving Beyond Content-Specific Computation in Artificial Neutral Networks
Andrea Luppi - Mapping the Lanscape of Consciousness in the Dynamics of the Human Brain
23:30
Andrea Luppi - Mapping the Lanscape of Consciousness in the Dynamics of the Human Brain
Heather Browning - Constructing Animal Affect Profiles
21:32
Heather Browning - Constructing Animal Affect Profiles
Kozzy Voudouris - A Perspective on the Associative-Cognitive Distinction in Comparative Psychology
24:21
Kozzy Voudouris - A Perspective on the Associative-Cognitive Distinction in Comparative Psychology
The Obert C. Tanner Lecture on Artificial Intelligence and Human Values - Professor Ruha Benjamin
2:31:41
The Obert C. Tanner Lecture on Artificial Intelligence and Human Values - Professor Ruha Benjamin
Digital (Im)mortality: Design // Panel 3
1:35:40
Digital (Im)mortality: Design // Panel 3
Digital (Im)mortality: Philosophy // Panel 2
1:30:21
Digital (Im)mortality: Philosophy // Panel 2
Digital (Im)mortality: Ethics // Panel 1
1:40:26
Digital (Im)mortality: Ethics // Panel 1
Kinds of Intelligence Workshop 2, Day 1: Keynote
49:25
Kinds of Intelligence Workshop 2, Day 1: Keynote
Kinds of Intelligence Workshop 2, Day 2: Keynote
44:32
Kinds of Intelligence Workshop 2, Day 2: Keynote
Kinds of Intelligence, Workshop 2, Day 1: Symposium Session
1:24:50
Kinds of Intelligence, Workshop 2, Day 1: Symposium Session
Kinds of Intelligence, Workshop 2, Day 2: Short Talks
50:58
Kinds of Intelligence, Workshop 2, Day 2: Short Talks
Kinds of Intelligence Workshop - Short Talks (June 25th 2021)
1:31:55
Kinds of Intelligence Workshop - Short Talks (June 25th 2021)
Kinds of Intelligence Workshop - Keynote: Alison Gopnik (June 25th 2021)
1:08:46
Kinds of Intelligence Workshop - Keynote: Alison Gopnik (June 25th 2021)
Interpretable machine learning for genomics: examples, opportunities, and challenges: David Watson
26:17
Interpretable machine learning for genomics: examples, opportunities, and challenges: David Watson
How do machine explanations contribute to machine trustworthiness: K. Baum, M. Langer, S. Sterz
28:08
How do machine explanations contribute to machine trustworthiness: K. Baum, M. Langer, S. Sterz
Objectually Understanding Informed Consent: Daniel A. Wilkenfeld
30:00
Objectually Understanding Informed Consent: Daniel A. Wilkenfeld
But... is it credible? Computational reliabilism for ML: Juan Durán
36:44
But... is it credible? Computational reliabilism for ML: Juan Durán
The Justificatory Value of Expert and AI Explanations: Elizabeth Sager
31:26
The Justificatory Value of Expert and AI Explanations: Elizabeth Sager
A Citizen's Guide to Artificial Intelligence: John Zerilli, Karina Vold, Jonnie Penn in conversation
1:01:23
A Citizen's Guide to Artificial Intelligence: John Zerilli, Karina Vold, Jonnie Penn in conversation
Imagining Things. Speaker: Ali Boyle. Chair: Henry Shevlin
33:20
Imagining Things. Speaker: Ali Boyle. Chair: Henry Shevlin
Suffer the little robots? The moral and legal status of artificial beings.
37:24
Suffer the little robots? The moral and legal status of artificial beings.
From bees to bots: exploring the space of possible minds. Speaker: Henry Shevlin, Chair: Ali Boyle
37:09
From bees to bots: exploring the space of possible minds. Speaker: Henry Shevlin, Chair: Ali Boyle
A Citizen's Guide to Artificial Intelligence. Speaker: John Zerilli, Chair: Jess Whittlestone.
30:12
A Citizen's Guide to Artificial Intelligence. Speaker: John Zerilli, Chair: Jess Whittlestone.
'Three Open Problems for Historians of AI' - Momin Malik (Harvard)
15:47
'Three Open Problems for Historians of AI' - Momin Malik (Harvard)
'Reinventing the Wheel (Again) - The forgotten histories of AI and the Arts' - Sofian Audry (Maine)
16:02
'Reinventing the Wheel (Again) - The forgotten histories of AI and the Arts' - Sofian Audry (Maine)
'Financial Heuristics: Investor Judgment in AI Research, 1950-1963' - Devin Kennedy (Harvard)
16:05
'Financial Heuristics: Investor Judgment in AI Research, 1950-1963' - Devin Kennedy (Harvard)