Schedule
Thursday the 30th of May
10.00-10.30 Registration and Welcome
10.30-11.30 Zoe Porter (University of York)
‘Unravelling Responsibility for Artificial Intelligence
11.30-11.45 Tea Break
11.45-12.45 Louise Hatherall and Tillman Vierkant (University of Edinburgh)
‘Cultivating the Moral Ecology of Trustworthy Autonomous Systems: Philosophical Frame works & Socio-Legal Perspectives on Answerability"?
12.45-13.45 Lunch
13.45-14.45 Richard Hawkins (University of York)
‘Lifelong safety assurance of Machine Learning’
14.45-15.00 Tea break
15.00-15.30 Michael Fisher (University of Manchester)
‘Responsible AI’
16.00-17.30: Public lecture (optional), Nathan Bodington Chamber, Parkinson Building (Info here)
We are ending early so that anyone who wants to can come along to a public lecture organised by the Philosophy Department by Marya Schechtman (Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the University of Chicago Illinois): 'All the Things You Are: A complex account of the self in time’. It’s the final lecture of a series of four but Marya is a great speaker and she says she has tried hard to make each lecture make sense even if you haven’t been to the previous ones.
7.00: Conference dinner, Tharavadu, 7-8 Mill Hill, LS1 5DQ (Registration needed)
Friday the 31st of May
10.00-11.00 Lukas J. Meier (University of Cambridge)
‘Just Blame the Machine’
11.00-11.30 Tea Break
11.30-12.30 Helen Beebee (University of Leeds) and Louise Dennis (University of Manchester)
‘Prospective Responsibilities as the Foundation for Agent Decision-Making’
12.30-13.30 Lunch
13.30-14.30 Jo-Ann Pattinson (University of Leeds) and Daniel Omeiza (University of Oxford)
‘Machine testimony: Issues with AI generated evidence and the future of motor vehicle accident disputes’
14.30-15.00 Tea Break
15.00-16.00 Nadin Kokciyan and Dilara Kekulluoglu (University of Edinburgh)
‘Supporting Answerability through Dialogical Interfaces’
16.00-16.30 Round table discussion and reflections