PROGRAM

13:00-13:15: Welcoming address given by Mihály Pósfai,

                       President of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences

13:15-13:20: Introductory talk by Kristóf Nyíri

13:20-13:45: John Haldane, “Towards a Philosophy of Culture”

13:45-14:10: Valéria Csépe, “Cognitive Offloading:  How to Preserve Human Reasoning in an AI-dominated World?”

14:10-14:35: Eörs Szathmáry, “How AI is Becoming More Biological”                                 

14:35-15:00: Csaba Pléh, “Relationships between Human and Machine Based Solutions: Remarks of an Outsider”

15:00-15:25: András Falus, “Philosophical-Psychological Perspectives on Medical AI”

15:25-15:35: Break

15:35-15:40: Stuart Russell, “Provably Beneficial AI: Open Problems” (video presentation)

15:40-16:05: Xu Wen “Between Dao and Machine: Towards a Chinese Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence. Rethinking Agency, Harmony, and Human Responsibility in the Age of AI”

16:05-16:30: James E. Katz, “Saying Thanks to No One: Buber, Kant, and the Case for Apparatgeist”

16:30-16:55: Barry Smith , “AI Washing”

16:55-17:10: Attila Orbán, “Memory, Tradition and Artificial Intelligence: Towards an Ontology of Cultural Continuity”

17:10-17:25: Gabriella Manzenreiter, “From Creation to Co-Creation:  Philosophical Perspectives on Human and Machine Creativity”

17:25-17:35: George Pór, “Can AI Herald a Good Society?”

17:35-17:45: Neville Li, “The New Tower of Babel: The Modern Attempt to Reach unto Heaven through the AI Boom”

17:45-18:10: Balázs Szegedy, “On the Mathematics of AI and Its Philosophical Implications”

18:10-18:30: Zoltán Tanács, “How Politics Should Cope with AI”

18:30-19:00: Concluding discussion     
  

The conference abstract booklet is available here.

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