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  1. 🔍 Lecture 01 — The Art of Understanding
    Before we teach machines to reason, we should ask ourselves: what is knowledge, really?
    This opening lecture steps back from the algorithms and starts with first principles.
    It's the philosophical foundation the rest of the course is built on. Bring your curiosity. Leave your assumptions at the door.
    #KDAI2026 #AI #Epistemology #DataToKnowledge #SemanticWeb #KnowledgeRepresentation #MachineLearning #PhilosophyOfAI @fizise @fiz_karlsruhe

  2. New paper: “Agency and Architectural Limits: Why Optimization-Based Systems Cannot Be Norm-Responsive.”
    LLMs trained via RLHF are constitutive optimizers — every state transition is driven by scalar reward maximization. That architecture structurally prevents categorical norm-responsiveness (truth, moral boundaries, suspension under uncertainty).
    arxiv.org/abs/2602.23239
    #AIAlignment #AIGovernance #PhilosophyOfAI

  3. 🤖 Is Information Digital?

    At the AI Colloquium, Edward A. Lee (UC Berkeley) explores whether objective observation can ever fully capture physical reality. 📡🌍

    Using concepts from computer science & information theory, he argues that some knowledge may require embodied interaction – even for machines. 🚲🤖

    📅 5 March | 13:00–15:00 | TU Dortmund

    What are the limits of digital representation?

    #AIColloquium #CyberPhysicalSystems #TrustworthyAI #PhilosophyOfAI

    Photo: Hesham Elsherif/TU Dortmund

  4. In the rush to scale neural networks, we have fallen into a category error: believing that a perfect simulation of an intelligent behavior is the same thing as the existence of intelligence itself.

    ocrampal.com/chasing-our-own-t

    #ArtificialIntelligence #PhilosophyOfAI #CognitiveScience

  5. Sorry for the rather late notice, but if you can get to Amsterdam for Thursday/Friday this week I **strongly** recommend this one #AIEthics #philosophyOfAI

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:drciza7vkdyxskvpu6d4sfgr/post/3lzq5jknzm22c

  6. I’m excited to be teaching #philosophy of #mind, with some #PhilosophyOfAI and #PhilPerception mixed in, at every level this year from first year through to Masters. I just hope I can keep track of what I’m supposed to be teaching to whom! 😅

  7. With all the AI weirdness swirling around, and being low-key obsessed with the Hard Problem in philosophy…

    I feel like now might be a good time to do some reading on Object Oriented Ontology. Some Graham Harman, Ian Bogost, etc.

    #philosophy #PhilosophyOfAI

  8. Ethos and Artificial Intelligence: The Disappearance of the Subject in Algorithmic Legitimacy
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15489309

    This paper explores how algorithmic systems simulate legitimacy without invoking human subjectivity.
    Read it here → doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15489309

    #AcademicTwitter #AIethics #DiscourseAnalysis #AlgorithmicAuthority #OpenAccess #PhilosophyOfAI #Epistemology #Humanities #DigitalHumanities

  9. If AI flunks François Chollet’s test, maybe it just struggles with colorful grids—not intelligence itself. #AI #AGI #Intelligence #Chollet #ARCAGI #PhilosophyOfAI

    The Man Out to Prove How Dumb ...

  10. The Leuven-Bonn-Delft Workshop on AI and Sustainability is about to start! Intro at 11 and first talk starts at 11.15. It's hybrid and you can still register to get the streaming link: kuleuven.be/ethics-kuleuven/ch
    #PhilosophyOfAI #Sustainability

  11. 大規模言語モデルの推論的意味論的解釈について論じたプレプリントになります。反表象主義と論理的表出主義という推論主義の概念から、記号主義的パラダイムと現在の半記号主義的パラダイムを比較しています。 arxiv.org/abs/2412.14501 #LLM #philosophy #philosophyOfAI

    Do Large Language Models Defen...

  12. My colleagues are organizing the Leuven-Bonn-Delft Workshop on AI and Sustainability on February 28th 2025. It will be held in Leuven as a hybrid event, so you can also participate online. Program and registration link: kuleuven.be/ethics-kuleuven/ch
    #PhilosophyOfAI #Sustainability

  13. #historians of #science and #computing, lately I've been seeing today's critics of AI suggesting the #intelligence in #artificialIntelligence can be more usefully understood as belonging in the framework of nation-state intelligence gathering.

    Is there any indication that the founders of the field intended such an interpretation, or blurring of the definition of intelligence? The field was founded at the height of the #ColdWar after all.

    #histodons #HistoryOfTechnology #PhilosophyOfAI