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Thursday, 2 June - morning |
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8.00 |
Registration - at the
registration desk in front of Alpha Lecture Hall |
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9.00 |
Welcome and Opening Session
- Alpha Lecture Hall |
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Mats Svegfors
Governor of the Västmanlands län
Prof. Eva Björck
Åkesson, Rector of the MDH University
Prof. Luciano Floridi,
Universita' di Bari and University of
Oxford, Vice
President of IACAP
Prof. Susan Stuart,
University of Glasgow, Regional Director E-CAP Association |
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10.00 |
GREG CHAITIN,
Alan Turing Lecture on Computing
and Philosophy,
Epistemology
as Information Theory: From Leibniz to the Omega Number,
Keynote Speech |
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11.00 |
Coffee Break, Restaurant Rosenhill |
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11.20 |
Pedro Marijuan,
An Informational Approach to Biological Complexity, Invited talk |
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Room |
Kappa
- CogSci - |
Gamma
- PI - |
Lambda -
Ontology
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11.20 |
Hemeren P
The
embodiment of perception:
A case for semantic level representations |
Allo P
Formalising Semantic Information
Lessons from Logical Pluralism |
Eden AH, Turner
R
The Intension/Locality
Hypothesys
Crippa D
The Role
Of Transformation Groups For The Ontology Of Geometrical Objects |
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12.00 |
Cameron B
The Genesis of
Representation |
McKinlay S
Can
Knowledge be an Immutable Data Type?
The Limits of the Model-Theoretic Approach |
Dasmahapatra S & O'Hara KM
Expressing Expertise or Reality?
Interpretations of Ontologies for Breast Cancer |
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12.40 |
Lars Erik Janlert
Available information -preparatory note for a theory of
epistemological space |
Morado R and
Hernández Quiroz F
Some
Assumptions about
Problem Solving Representation
in Turing's Model of Intelligence |
Gruene-Yanoff
T, Cantwell J and Hansson S O
Modelling Preference
Change |
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13.20 |
Lunch
Break, Restaurant Rosenhill |
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Thursday, 2 June
- afternoon |
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14.30 |
BARRY SMITH,
Carl Linnaeus
Lecture on
Ontology,
Biological Ontologies,
Keynote Speech |
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15.30 |
Ingvar Johansson,
Emergent Properties and Inference Rules, Invited Talk |
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16.30 |
Susan Stuart,
Extended Body, Extended Mind- The Self as Prosthesis, Invited Talk |
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Room |
Kappa
- CogSci - |
Gamma
- PI - |
Lambda - Learning
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15.30 |
Jacobsson H, Ziemke T
Towards
Automation of “Normal Science”
through Empirical Machines |
Schmidt C
Machinery, Intelligence and Our Desires |
Croy M
A Pragmatic Reasoning
Schemas Approach to Improving the Teaching of Deductive Reasoning. |
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16.10 |
Svensson H
Searching for the Gregorian:
a suggestion for new directions in situated robotics |
Meyer S
Toward
Anti-Formalist Computer Science |
Rolf
B
Testing
Reasoning Software. a Bayesian Way |
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16.50 |
von Recklinghausen J
Do
Animals and Machines Think like Humans?
– a Cluster Analytic Approach
Rambusch
J
Embodiment and Human-Computer Game Interaction |
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Development Environment for Adaptive Systems |
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17.30 |
Coffee Break, Restaurant Rosenhill |
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18.00-
19.00 |
Luciano Floridi,
The Logic of Being Informed, Invited Talk |
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Thursday, 2 June
- evening |
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20.00 |
Excursion and Dinner at
the Island of Elba |
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Friday,
3 June - morning |
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8.00 |
Registration - at the
registration desk in front of Alpha Lecture Hall |
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9.00 |
Peter Århem,
A Neurophysiological Approach to Consciousness: Integrating
Molecular, Cellular and System Level Information, Invited Talk
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Room |
Kappa
- CogSci - |
Gamma
- Ontology - |
Lambda
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Bio
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9.00 |
Lindblom J
Reaping
the best of both worlds:
the body-in-motion meets cultural cognition |
Hagengruber R, Riss U
Knowledge in Action |
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9.40 |
Eriksson J, Karlsson S
Approaching artificial intelligence for games - the Turing test
revisited
Harpur J
Philosophical lessons in autism for Artificial Intelligence |
Kim Hong-Gee
Pragmatic Views on Ontology Integration
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Novotny D
How to
Deal with Granularity?
Jianfei Yang
Biological Data-Based Actomyosin Complex Detection
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10.30 |
Coffee Break, Restaurant Rosenhill |
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11.00 |
David Gooding,
An iterative model of experimental science,
Invited Talk |
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12.00 -
13.00 |
Lorenzo Magnani,
Building Mimetic Minds From the Prehistoric Brains to the
Universal Machines, Invited Talk |
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Room |
Kappa
- CogSci - |
Gamma
- Ethics - |
Lambda -
Bio
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11.00 |
Downing K
A
Neuroscientific Barrier to Situated and Embodied Artificial
Intelligence |
Panteli A
Homo-technius: an interconnected evolution |
Munn K
Functions and Prototypes
Neuhaus F
Derivation and Demise |
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11.40 |
Riegler A
The
paradox of autonomy:
The interaction between humans
and autonomous cognitive artifacts |
Burk DL
Autonomy
and Morality in DRM Anti-circumvention Law |
Brattico P
Irreducible Complexity and the Problem of Modelling Abductive
Reasoning |
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12.20 |
Milkowski M
Is computationalism
trivial? |
Bardone E, Magnani L
The
Promise of E-Democracy
Why the Internet May Challenge Politics |
Hofkirchner W
A
Unified Theory of Information as Transdisciplinary Framework |
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13.00 |
Lunch Break, Restaurant Rosenhill |
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Friday,
3 June -
afternoon |
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14.30 |
TERRELL
BYNUM,
Georg Henrik von Wright Lecture on Ethics,
Ethics for the New Millennium: Cybernetics and the Copernican
Revolution in Ethics,
Keynote Speech |
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15.30 |
Philip Brey,
The Epistemology and Ontology of Human-Computer Interaction,
Invited Talk |
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16.30 |
Göran Collste,
Ethical assessment of new ICT-systems in health care – ethical
aspects, Invited Talk |
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Room |
Kappa
- CogSci - |
Gamma
- Ethics - |
Lambda - Bio
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15.30 |
Vallverdú J
Choosing between
different AI approaches?
Dougherty M
The
April Fool Turing Test |
Herrera FF
Moral
Consciousness as a Base for Computer Ethics |
Sundberg CJ
Bringing
physiology back into the life sciences |
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16.10 |
Scheutz M
Recurrent
Misconceptions of Computation |
Søraker J
Object-Oriented Programming, and Computer Ethics |
Dasmahapatra S
Networks
and Information: Explanatory Arguments in Contemporary Biology
Battail G
Information theory, error correcting codes, and the living world
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16.50 |
Lappi O
On
Facing up to the “Semantic Challenge” |
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Brier S
A
Cybersemiotic view on information and computation |
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Friday,
3 June -
evening |
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17.30 |
Coffee Break, Restaurant Rosenhill |
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18.00-
19.00 |
Tom Ziemke,
Agent-environment state machines,
Invited talk |
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20.00 |
Town Hall Reception |
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Saturday, 4 June - morning |
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8.30 |
Lena Trojer,
Building Epistemological Infrastructures- interventions at a technical university, Invited Talk |
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9.30 |
Tarja Knuuttila,
Models as Epistemic Artefacts: The Case of Constraint
Grammar Parser, Invited Talk |
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Room |
Kappa
- CogSci - |
Gamma
- Ethics - |
Lambda -
CompLing
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8.30 |
Pylkkanen P
Does
dynamical modelling
explain time consciousness? |
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Shah H
A.L.I.C.E.- an ACE in
Digitaland |
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9.10 |
Pietarinen A-V
Getting
closer to iconic logic |
S Larsson
Expected
influence of applied ethics on product development processes |
Hirst G
Views of
Text-Meaning in Computational Linguistics
Harpur J
Language
and social interaction: re-discovering small talk |
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9.50 |
Palmonari M
Commonsense Spatial Reasoning:
from Pervasive Computing
to a Philosophical Perspective
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Anttila K
Securing
Information System Projects Ethically: Arguments For A Professional
Ethical Maturity Model
Pana L
Artificial Intelligence and Moral Intelligence |
Søgaard A
Computing sense and
reference
Cote C
Information Structure Representation and Extraction form a corpus of
Patient Data, using an Ontology. |
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10.30 |
Coffee Break, Restaurant Rosenhill |
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11.00 |
Torbjörn Lager,
Computational Linguistics and Philosophy: Some
examples from my own research, Invited
Talk |
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12.00 |
Timo Honkela,
Translation within and between
languages, Invited Talk |
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Room |
Kappa
- CogSci - |
Gamma
- Gender - |
Lambda -
CompLing
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11.00 |
Chrisley R
Simulation and Computability:
Why Penrose fails to prove the impossibility of Artificial
Intelligence (and why we should care) |
Björkman C & Trojer L
What
Does it Mean to Know Computer Science? Perspectives from Gender
Research |
Sahlgren M
What do
we Evaluate when we Evaluate Word Spaces, and what Should we
Evaluate in Order to Evaluate them? |
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11.40 |
Traiger S
E-Testimony and Justified Belief |
Bath C
Overcoming the socio-technical divide: A long-term source of hope in
feminist studies of Computer Science |
Sébillot P
Symbolic
Machine Learning: a Different Answer to the Problem of the
Acquisition of Lexical Knowledge from Corpora |
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12.20 |
Numerico T and Gori M
Memory
versus logic: two models of organizing information and their
influences on web retrieval strategies |
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ten Hacken P
Computational Linguistics as an Applied Science |
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13.00 |
Lunch Break, Restaurant Rosenhill |
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Saturday, 4 June
- afternoon |
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14.30 |
Lars-Göran Johansson,
Causation -
a synthetic perspective, Invited Talk
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15.30 |
Elvy Westlund,
Coordination for quality in flexible education,
Invited Talk |
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16.30 -
17.30 |
Liu Gang,
An Oriental Approach to the Philosophy of Information,
Invited Talk |
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Room |
Kappa
- CogSci - |
Gamma |
Lambda -
CompLing
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14.30 |
Susi T
Artefacts, Cognition and Collective Behavior: Towards a Framework
for Finding the Holy Grail |
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Johansson R &
Nugues P
Automatic Conversion of Text into Images |
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Saturday, 4 June
- evening |
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17.30 |
Coffee Break, Restaurant Rosenhill |
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17.45 |
Closing Plenary Session |
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