In the 2023/24 semester many international scholars will be visiting the AI & Humanity Lab in person here in Hong Kong, both for workshops we are holding and also to guest lecture at our affiliated masters in AI, Ethics, And Society program. Fall 23 Simon Goldstein (ACU) Adam Bradley (Lingnan) Eliot Michaelson (KCL) Linus Huang […]
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HKU is now accepting applications for its research associate scheme. Prospective associates can apply for one to three months of funding to cover travel, food, and accommodations. Associates will also be given a stipend during their stay, and are expected to come to HKU in person where they will be working on a project related
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HKU is hosting the first annual PAIA workshop on March 20-21. We will be gathering philosophers of AI in Asia in order to foster greater collaboration between the different universities in Hong Kong and its surrounding regions. Speakers will include
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Date: March 14-15, 2024 (Thursday, Friday) Organizers: AIH Lab, Programme on Artificial Intelligence and the Law It is an interdisciplinary workshop to foster greater collaboration between computer scientists and philosophers on the nature and point of benchmarking of AI. The workshop will explore questions such as: What are AI benchmarks? What should they be?
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HKU is organizing a workshop on the topic of AI Agency and Wellbeing, to be held at HKU on Nov 21-22, 2023. The workshop will explore the following questions: Speakers Include: Josh Dever (UT Austin) Murray Shanahan (Imperial College London and Deep Mind) Anand Vaidya (San Jose State University) Simon Goldstein (Australian Catholic University) Herman
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Cappelen, with McKeever, has been awarded a grant from the University Grants Committee for the year 2023/4. The funded project, entitled ‘Can AIs and humans understand each other?’ aims to use results from philosophy of language and mind to create improved models of AI understanding, and to respond to prominent arguments that say systems like
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The AI&Humanity Lab is organizing its first annual AI impacts workshop. The workshop will take place 14-15 March 2024 and aims to bring researchers from across the world and across disciplines to discuss the impact of AI on society, where this is all conceived very broadly. To that end, we are presenting a call for
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The faculty of arts at the University of Hong Kong is inviting applications for admission to a new one year masters course in the field of AI, ethics, and society. Students on the course will be able to attend the Lab’s events, including visitor speaking series, workshops, and conferences featuring leading scholars in AI from
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The Institute of Philosophy, SAS, and the AI&Humanity Lab at Hong Kong University co-organized a two-day event on LLMs: whether they are intelligent, whether they are authors, and issues concerning policy and the ethics of LLMs. For more information including a schedule and list of participants, see here.
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On 26th April, Cappelen spoke at the Interdisciplinary Speaker Series at the Institute of Data Science. The event is co-hosted by AI&Humanity. See below for more information. A recording of the event is here.