28.04.2024
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Call for Abstracts
MCML Workshop on "The Ethics of Partiality, Human-Robot Relationships, and AI", 24 & 25 October 2024, LMU Munich
LMU’s research group in AI ethics, together with the MCML, the Center for Ethics and Philosophy in Practice, and the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, welcomes submissions of extended abstracts (750 to 1000 words) for a two-day workshop on the ethics of partiality, human-robot relationships, and AI taking place in Munich this fall.
The workshop will be in a pre-read format. This means that presenting researchers will share their new papers in advance of the workshop so that they can be read by all participants. The workshop sessions then consist of: an optional paper presentation by the author, a paper commentary by one of the workshop participants, and one hour of open Q&A to discuss the paper.
Confirmed presenters include:
- Helen Ryland (Open University)
- Emma Gordon (University of Glasgow)
- Jeremy Davies (University of Georgia)
- Anca Gheaus (Central European University).
Abstracts on any topic relating to the ethics of partiality, human-robot relationships, and the ethics of AI as it relates to relationships and partiality are welcome!
Submission deadline: 22 May 2024, 1pm CET via partialityaiconference@lrz.uni-muenchen.de
Co-organised by Sven Nyholm, Benjamin Lange, and Lara Maszynski (LMU) and Tom Douglas (Oxford)
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