Presentations tagged with Thursday, 12:00-12:30

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Abstract

One of the claims advanced in scholarship on technology-induced conceptual disruption is that conceptual engineering should not be understood in terms of detached amelioration, but rather in terms of situated adaptation (Hopster and Löhr 2023).

Presenter
Jeroen Hopster
Parallel session
Parallel session 4
Presentation slot
Thursday, 12:00-12:30
Abstract

This paper examines the epistemic implications of AI for nonhuman animal communication through a multispecies justice lens.

Presenter
Caatje Kluskens
Parallel session
Parallel session 4
Presentation slot
Thursday, 12:00-12:30
Abstract

Philosophy has an important role to play in this changing world.

Presenter
Caroline Bollen
Nynke van Uffelen
Julia Hermann
Udo Pesch
Parallel session
Parallel session 4
Presentation slot
Thursday, 12:00-12:30
Abstract

A growing body of research reports that users experience large language models (LLMs) as empathetic, in some studies even more so than humans.

Presenter
Patrizia Breil
Parallel session
Parallel session 4
Presentation slot
Thursday, 12:00-12:30
Abstract

A crucial part of philosophy of technology consists in the study of how to ethically assess emerging and potentially disruptive technologies.

Presenter
Giacomo Figa-Talamanca
Parallel session
Parallel session 4
Presentation slot
Thursday, 12:00-12:30