Supported by the Department of Government
Organizers: Christian List and Kai Spiekermann
June 5-6, 2014, London School of Economics
Please register (free of charge) by emailing Tom Ward at gov.finance@lse.ac.uk
Thursday, 5th June
14:00h Welcome coffee
14:30h – 15:30h Luciano Floridi (Oxford), "AI as a Challenge to Human Exceptionalism"
15:30h – 16:30h Jonathan Birch (Cambridge), "The 'simulation argument' revisited"
Break
17:00h – 18:00h Huw Price (Cambridge), "A brief history of CSER"
18:00h – 19:00h Nick Bostrom (Oxford), "The Machine Intelligence Revolution"
Friday, 6th June
9:30h-10:30h Helen Frowe (Stockholm), "Droning on? Do drones raise any interesting moral questions?"
Break
10:45h-11:45h Thomas Rid (King's College, London), "Killing Autonomy"
Break
12:00h-13:00h Johannes Himmelreich (LSE), TBA
Lunch break
14:30h – 15:30h Jan Broersen (University of Utrecht), "What is needed to come to responsible intelligent systems?"
Break
15:45h – 16:45h Marija Slavkovik (University of Bergen), "A licence to assist: verifying the ethical behaviour of an autonomous system"
Break
17:15h – 18:15h Marek Sergot (Imperial College, London), "Are machines capable of making legal, moral or ethical decisions?"