This seminar explores what it means to be intelligent in an age of artificial minds. It examines how AI reshapes our sense of justice, power, and humanity. Join us for discussions with global experts in ethics, consciousness, and AI.
Focus and Aims
How does AI challenge traditional concepts of intelligence and human uniqueness?
What ethical dilemmas arise from the integration of AI into our daily lives?
How does AI reshape existing power dynamics, and what new forms of power does it create?
How can the humanities enrich the ongoing discourse on AI's societal implications?
Guest Speakers
John Tasioulas
AI Ethics and Human Rights, Oxford University
Sina Fazelpour
Tradeoffs Between Accuracy and Interpretability, Northeastern
Anaïs Nony
Proletarianization of the Mind, Johannesburg Institute for Advanced Study
Kate Vredenburg
The Right to Explanation, London School of Economics
David Chalmers
Consciousness and AI, NYU
John Basl
AI Ethics and Decision Subjects, Northeastern
David Thorstad
The Singularity Hypothesis, Vanderbilt
Jesse Spencer-Smith
Future of AI, Vanderbilt
📅 Calendar of Events
📍 In person at the RPW Center Main Conference Room | 🕒 12-2pm central time