Melissa Antonelli (Department of Computer Science – University of Helsinki) will lead a Philtech seminar series titled LOGICAL APPROACHES TO QUANTITATIVE COMPUTATION. The seminars will be held in September and…[...]
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Ekaterina Kubyshkina will present joint work with M. Petrolo "What is normal?" at the 1st MoLoCo (Modal Logic Collective) meeting held at the University of Bologna on May 30rd, 2025.…[...]
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Three part lecture series on the Philosophy and Ethics of AI Sanjay Modgil Reader in Artificial Intelligence, Department of Informatics, King's College London Part 1:Moral Machines and the Ethical impact of…[...]
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Title: Revealing reasons: from philosophy to AI Joint work with Brian Hill (CNRS, GREGHEC). Abstract: Explanations that uncover why a conclusion holds—those that provide its reasons—are central across disciplines, from philosophy and…[...]
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Title: Synthetic disinformation Abstract: Infodemics are the plague of online information. Yet, disinformation is not a new phenomenon. What has changed with with the advent of digital technologies and generative AI? In…[...]
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Title: Towards Zetetic Social Epistemology Abstract: Much of the work in social epistemology is based on the assumption that inquisitive or zetetic norms (guiding one's inquiry) are reducible to epistemic ones (guiding…[...]
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CANCELLED Title: The Illusion of Majority in Social Networks Abstract: The popularity of an opinion in one’s direct circles is not necessarily a good indicator of its popularity in one’s…[...]
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Leonardo Ceragioli will present joint work with G. Pirmiero “A Proof-Theoretic Approach to Bias” at the Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker Colloquium (University of Tübingen, Germany) on April 30rd, 2025. Abstract.…[...]
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Title: Standardizing mean differences: A cautionary tale from a rational choice perspective Abstract: In applied areas of science such as education research or medicine, researchers often report the effect sizes…[...]
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Title: Partial Communication (and, if time allows, Arbitrary Partial Communication) Abstract: While the paradigmatic dynamic epistemic logic (DEL) allows us to reason about agents receiving information from an external source (Public Announcement…[...]
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