University of Birmingham AISB/IACAP World Congress 2012 - Alan Turing 2012

2-6 July 2012

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Symposia:

NON-GROUPED SYMPOSIA

1. Mathematical Practice and Cognition II
2. Hypercomputation and Artificial Intelligence
(THIS SYMPOSIUM HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
Papers were transferred to Symposium 17.)
3. Computing, Philosophy and the Question of Bio-Machine Hybrids: 4th AISB Symposium on Computing and Philosophy
4. Computational Philosophy
5. Turing Arts Symposium
6. Information Quality (Note: non-standard submission date)
6a. AI & Games (THIS SYMPOSIUM HAS BEEN CANCELLED.)

Turing Tests and Dialogue Agents

7. Revisiting Turing and his Test: Comprehensiveness, Qualia, and the Real World
8. Linguistic and Cognitive Approaches To Dialog Agents (LaCATODA 2012)

History and Philosophy of Computer Science

9. History and Philosophy of Programming
10. Philosophy of Computer Science: PoC Meets AI and Law (Roundtable Discussion)

Social/Collective Systems, Networks and Phenomena

11. Social Computing - Social Cognition - Social Networks and Multiagent Systems
12. Understanding and Modelling Collective Phenomena (UMoCoP)

Ethics, Morality, AI and Mind

The symposia will be presented in the order below over the period of the Congress, with exact distribution of the symposia over days shown on the Congress schedule determined by the quality of submissions to each. Reviewing will be collaborative: papers submitted to one symposium may be recommended to another.

13. Framework for Responsible Research and Innovation in AI
14. The Machine Question: AI, Ethics, and Moral Responsibility
15. Moral Cognition & Theory of Mind
16. Information and Computer Ethics in the Age of the Information Revolution

Natural and Unconventional Computing

17. Natural Computing/Unconventional Computing and its Philosophical Significance
18. Nature-Inspired Computing and Applications: 1st Symposium (NICA)

OTHER EVENTS

19. Author Meets Critics Session: Luciano Floridi's The Philosophy of Information