Presentations tagged with Kristy Claassen

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Abstract

This contribution scrutinises the relation between Digital Twins as representations with a strong visual component and Digital Twins as materially and socially constructed technological systems.

Presenter
Ole Thijs
Parallel session
Parallel session 6
Presentation slot
Thursday, 16:00-16:30
Abstract

In this presentation, the central intuition I pursue is that the phenomenological concept of the life-world can shed new light on the disruptive nature of digital technologies.

Presenter
Christa Laurens
Parallel session
Parallel session 6
Presentation slot
Thursday, 16:30-17:00
Abstract

Mainstream philosophy and ethics of technology draws on a recognisably Euro-American canon, and the standard remedy for this narrowness is to widen the reading list by adding Ubuntu, Confucian role ethics, Buddhist ethics, or Buen Vivir to the con

Presenter
Kristy Claassen
Parallel session
Parallel session 1
Presentation slot
Wednesday, 11:45-12:15
Abstract

Recent philosophical work on explainable AI has explored mechanistic methods targeting the causal structure of deep neural networks. However, the ever-growing complexity of deep learning models challenges purely decompositional strategies.

Presenter
Marcin Rabiza
Parallel session
Parallel session 6
Presentation slot
Thursday, 17:00-17:30