Events

Title: The Problem of Artificial “Social Others”: How Much Sociality Do We Need for Hybrid Intelligence? Abstract: Co-working, co-creating, cooperation, collaboration—social interactions among humans take many different forms even when the single actions involved are functionally similar: What we take ourselves to be doing together, depends on how we do it together. This raises a […]

The Collaborative Research Center EASE (Everyday Activity Science and Engineering) once again opens its doors for its fall school. More than 100 attendees from all over the world will exchange ideas on the latest developments in AI and robotics.

Lecture series "Co-Constructing Intelligence", this time with Joanna Bryson (Hertie School, Berlin). Being an expert in artificial and natural intelligence she is working to improve the governance and ethics of digital technology.

Part of the lecture series "Co-constructing Intelligence." Kenneth D. Forbus (Northwestern University) is an expert in artificial intelligence and education, who does research on human-like learning in AI systems and using AI to develop new approaches to human learning.