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 --28-July-2018-Workshop-on-Decision-Theory-the-Fut
 ure-of-Artificial-Intelligence-Munich-Germany
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SUMMARY:Workshop on Decision Theory & the Future o
 f Artificial Intelligence, Munich, Germany
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180727
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180728
LOCATION:Munich, Germany
DESCRIPTION:This workshop will continue in the tra
 dition established last year of bringing together 
 philosophers, decision theorists, and AI researche
 rs in order to promote research at the nexus betwe
 en decision theory and AI. Our plan for the second
  installment is to make connections between decisi
 on theory and burgeoning research programs that ma
 y play a prominent role in the near future of the 
 discipline - e.g., quantum information theory, soc
 ial network analysis, and causal inference.  Confi
 rmed Speakers Hans Briegel (University of Innsbruc
 k), Tina Eliassi-Rad (Northeastern University), Do
 minik Janzing  (Max Planck Institute - Tübingen), 
 Teresa Scantamburlo  (University of Bristol) and W
 olfgang Spohn  (University of Konstanz).  We invit
 e submissions for contributed talks in the form of
  a short abstract (up to 150 words) and an extende
 d abstract (up to 1000 words) through the EasyChai
 r submission system. The conference language is En
 glish; contributions in other languages will not b
 e considered. The abstract should not contain any 
 identifying information.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>This work
 shop will continue in the tradition established la
 st year of bringing together philosophers, decisio
 n theorists, and AI researchers in order to promot
 e research at the nexus between decision theory an
 d AI. Our plan for the second installment is to ma
 ke connections between decision theory and burgeon
 ing research programs that may play a prominent ro
 le in the near future of the discipline - e.g., qu
 antum information theory, social network analysis,
  and causal inference.</p>\n\n  <p>Confirmed Speak
 ers Hans Briegel (University of Innsbruck), Tina E
 liassi-Rad (Northeastern University), Dominik Janz
 ing&nbsp; (Max Planck Institute - Tübingen), Teres
 a Scantamburlo&nbsp; (University of Bristol) and W
 olfgang Spohn&nbsp; (University of Konstanz).</p>\
 n</div><div>\n  <p>We invite submissions for contr
 ibuted talks in the form of a short abstract (up t
 o 150 words) and an extended abstract (up to 1000 
 words) through the EasyChair submission system. Th
 e conference language is English; contributions in
  other languages will not be considered. The abstr
 act should not contain any identifying information
 .</p>\n</div>
URL:http://decision-ai.org/2018/
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