Presentations tagged with Thursday, 17:00-17:30

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Abstract

Existing methodologies in technology ethics predominantly take individual technologies, applications, or artefacts as their primary unit of analysis, treating technology as a relatively well-defined and discrete object of evaluation.

Presenter
Samuela Marchiori
Parallel session
Parallel session 6
Presentation slot
Thursday, 17:00-17:30
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
Abstract

In their 2023 paper, Hopster et al. introduce the notion of conceptual appropriation: the application of a contested concept to a phenomenon in order to make a claim about said phenomenon.

Presenter
Reinoud Pino
Parallel session
Parallel session 6
Presentation slot
Thursday, 17:00-17:30
Abstract

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) is implemented everywhere, it is also emerging in the sphere of medical scientific research.

Presenter
Liz Groen
Parallel session
Parallel session 6
Presentation slot
Thursday, 17:00-17:30