CFP: PT-AI 2021 - 4th Conference on “Philosophy and Theory of Artificial Intelligence” - deadline 31.07.2021
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CALL FOR PAPERS
PT-AI 2021 - 4th Conference on “Philosophy and Theory of Artificial Intelligence”
27-28 September, 2021
Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg (Lindholmen Conference Centre), Sweden
http://www.pt-ai.org/2021/
- The conference will be a hybrid event, i.e. on-site and online. Participation fully online will be possible.
- There will be no conference fee.
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INVITED SPEAKERS
- Virginia Dignum (Umeå, S)
- Michael Levin (Tufts, USA)
- David Papineau (KCL, UK)
- Shannon Vallor (Edinburgh, UK)
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ORGANISATION
Vincent C. Müller, Technical University of Eindhoven (& University of Leeds & Alan Turing Institute)
Ivica Crnkovic & Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic, Chalmers & University of Gothenburg
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PAPER SUBMISSION
We request anonymous short papers of 800-1000 words (plus references) in plain text or PDF, plus a short abstract of up to 120 words. Papers should not be already published. Accepted papers will be presented at the conference and published in the proceedings. (We plan to provide a copy of the proceedings to the corresponding author.) We foresee two kinds of slots:
A - Standard papers that will be published in the "Springer Synthese Library" volume [subject to acceptance]. Presentation 30 minutes, including discussion.
B - "Young researcher" papers that will be published in the CEUR proceedings volume. Presentation 20 minutes, including discussion.
All submissions will be reviewed double-blind by 2-3 members of the programme committee.
Submission online at EasyChair:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ptai2021
Technical note: The EasyChair system will ask you for an "abstract" and a "paper". For us, "abstract" refers to the short abstract (up to 120 words) in plain text, while "paper" refers to the "paper" (800-1000 words) in PDF or plain text. Accordingly, please do not use the check-box "Abstract Only". (The abbreviation "Corr. Auth." stands for "corresponding author".)
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DATES
Submission of abstracts: 31. July 2021
Decisions announced: 31. August 2017
Conference: 28-29 September 2021
Submission for publication: 30. October 2021
Internal reviewing: 15 November 2021
Final revised publication text: 30. November 2021
Submission editor to publisher: December 2021
=========================================
PUBLICATION
Publication in the proceedings is optional, not obligatory. After the conference, the presented papers will be submitted in full length on EasyChair (details will be provided), reviewed among the authors, and revised.
A - Synthese Library
B - CEUR
Published papers from previous conferences have been downloaded over 350,000 times from the publishers sites alone:
2011: 'Minds and Machines' & SAPERE series
2013: Synthese series
2017: SAPERE series
The latest version of this CFP is always on
http://pt-ai.org/2021/call-for-papers.
=========================================
THEMES
The conference will deal with fundamental issues of present and future artificial intelligence (but not with technical issues of AI):
Basic Concepts of AI
• Complexity
• Computation
• Consciousness
• Creativity
• Free will
• Information
• Intelligence
• Intentionality & meaning & representation
• Life
• Superintelligence & singularity
Ethics of AI
• Human dignity and AI
• Impact on society
• Machine ethics
• Bias & fairness
• Responsibility & rights for machines
• Risk to humanity & AI safety
• Privacy, manipulation
Approaches & Methods of AI
• Big data analytics
• Cognitive architecture
• Cooperation & interaction
• Cybernetics
• Dynamical systems
• Embodiment
• Enactive cognition
• Embedded & extended mind
• Expert systems
• Machine learning & neural networks
• Neuroscience & AI
• Non-symbolic AI
• Robotics
Challenges of AI
• Action selection & rational choice
• Brain emulation and uploading
• Symbol grounding
• Common sense
• Frame problem
• Gödelian arguments
• Turing test
...
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The event is sponsored by Chalmers University of Technology
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[Let us reduce and control our e-mail: https://emailcharter.wordpress.com]
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Vincent C. Müller
Professor, Philosophy & Ethics of Technology
TU Eindhoven
http://www.sophia.de
CALL FOR PAPERS
PT-AI 2021 - 4th Conference on “Philosophy and Theory of Artificial Intelligence”
27-28 September, 2021
Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg (Lindholmen Conference Centre), Sweden
http://www.pt-ai.org/2021/
- The conference will be a hybrid event, i.e. on-site and online. Participation fully online will be possible.
- There will be no conference fee.
=========================================
INVITED SPEAKERS
- Virginia Dignum (Umeå, S)
- Michael Levin (Tufts, USA)
- David Papineau (KCL, UK)
- Shannon Vallor (Edinburgh, UK)
=========================================
ORGANISATION
Vincent C. Müller, Technical University of Eindhoven (& University of Leeds & Alan Turing Institute)
Ivica Crnkovic & Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic, Chalmers & University of Gothenburg
=========================================
PAPER SUBMISSION
We request anonymous short papers of 800-1000 words (plus references) in plain text or PDF, plus a short abstract of up to 120 words. Papers should not be already published. Accepted papers will be presented at the conference and published in the proceedings. (We plan to provide a copy of the proceedings to the corresponding author.) We foresee two kinds of slots:
A - Standard papers that will be published in the "Springer Synthese Library" volume [subject to acceptance]. Presentation 30 minutes, including discussion.
B - "Young researcher" papers that will be published in the CEUR proceedings volume. Presentation 20 minutes, including discussion.
All submissions will be reviewed double-blind by 2-3 members of the programme committee.
Submission online at EasyChair:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ptai2021
Technical note: The EasyChair system will ask you for an "abstract" and a "paper". For us, "abstract" refers to the short abstract (up to 120 words) in plain text, while "paper" refers to the "paper" (800-1000 words) in PDF or plain text. Accordingly, please do not use the check-box "Abstract Only". (The abbreviation "Corr. Auth." stands for "corresponding author".)
=========================================
DATES
Submission of abstracts: 31. July 2021
Decisions announced: 31. August 2017
Conference: 28-29 September 2021
Submission for publication: 30. October 2021
Internal reviewing: 15 November 2021
Final revised publication text: 30. November 2021
Submission editor to publisher: December 2021
=========================================
PUBLICATION
Publication in the proceedings is optional, not obligatory. After the conference, the presented papers will be submitted in full length on EasyChair (details will be provided), reviewed among the authors, and revised.
A - Synthese Library
B - CEUR
Published papers from previous conferences have been downloaded over 350,000 times from the publishers sites alone:
2011: 'Minds and Machines' & SAPERE series
2013: Synthese series
2017: SAPERE series
The latest version of this CFP is always on
http://pt-ai.org/2021/call-for-papers.
=========================================
THEMES
The conference will deal with fundamental issues of present and future artificial intelligence (but not with technical issues of AI):
Basic Concepts of AI
• Complexity
• Computation
• Consciousness
• Creativity
• Free will
• Information
• Intelligence
• Intentionality & meaning & representation
• Life
• Superintelligence & singularity
Ethics of AI
• Human dignity and AI
• Impact on society
• Machine ethics
• Bias & fairness
• Responsibility & rights for machines
• Risk to humanity & AI safety
• Privacy, manipulation
Approaches & Methods of AI
• Big data analytics
• Cognitive architecture
• Cooperation & interaction
• Cybernetics
• Dynamical systems
• Embodiment
• Enactive cognition
• Embedded & extended mind
• Expert systems
• Machine learning & neural networks
• Neuroscience & AI
• Non-symbolic AI
• Robotics
Challenges of AI
• Action selection & rational choice
• Brain emulation and uploading
• Symbol grounding
• Common sense
• Frame problem
• Gödelian arguments
• Turing test
...
=========================================
The event is sponsored by Chalmers University of Technology
=========================================
[Let us reduce and control our e-mail: https://emailcharter.wordpress.com]
+——————————————————————+
Vincent C. Müller
Professor, Philosophy & Ethics of Technology
TU Eindhoven
http://www.sophia.de
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