II Student Workshop: Mind, Ethics and Technology
14 July 2026 | 14h00-17h00 | Humanities Lab Room (in-person)
Faculty of Arts and Humanities – University of Porto
Free attendance
Participants:
PROGRAM
Chair and Commenting: Steven S. Gouveia (Uni. Porto)
14h00-14h15: Welcome Session
14h15-14h40: Guilherme Arraes (Philosophy, UNESP | Uni. Porto) “A non-anthropocentric hylomorphic perspective on mind and ethics”
14h40-15h15: Ana Luísa Kusai Raposo (Philosophy, UNESP) “Biodiversity Conservation in the Face of Technological Development: A Philosophical-Interdisciplinary Analysis”
15h15-15h45: Coffee-Break
15h45-16h15: Franki Ned (Philosophy and Law, Uni. Porto): “Artificial Intelligence as Transmission, Transformation, Production, and Generation of Knowledge: An Epistemological Analysis Based on Justified True Belief and Reliabilism”
16h15-16h45: Maria Clara Costa (Education, Uni. Porto): “Artificial Intelligence and Education: A reflection on the economic, political and ethical aspects of the process of human obsolescence”
16h45-17h00: Closing Session
Abstracts available here: https://ifilosofia.up.pt/activities/student-workshop-mind-ethics-technology

Organization
Steven S. Gouveia (IF/UP)
CEEC Project by FCT 2022.02527.CEECIND
Mind, Language and Action Group (MLAG)
Instituto de Filosofia da Universidade do Porto – UID/00502/2025
Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT)
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