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 -November-2022-COOL-Logic-Evan-Iatrou
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SUMMARY:COOL Logic, Evan Iatrou
ATTENDEE;ROLE=Speaker:Evan Iatrou
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20221117T170000
LOCATION:Room D1.116, ILLC, Science Park 904, Amst
 erdam
DESCRIPTION:"Τεάν, Ζεῦ, δύναμιν τίς ἀνρῶν ὑπερβασί
 α κατάσχοι"  Explanations are the crux of the cont
 emporary AI Spring with logic lurking to claim its
  vindication after the last winter. So far, what k
 eeps the Spring going is the universal admission o
 f the practical importance of XAI. In my talk, I w
 ill introduce a certain category of (logic-based) 
 AI applications for which explanations are motivat
 ed by an ontological necessity and not from a mere
 ly supplementary practical POV. The justification 
 of my arguments originates in a political dilemma 
 dating as far back as the first normative conceptu
 alisations of the concepts of democracy, justice, 
 and freedom that re-emerged revamped in the post-e
 nlightenment liberal world order. The talk's centr
 al theme is that sometimes the justifications of a
  just judgment ought to be unjust.  Or do they?
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n  <p>&quot;<em>Τεάν
 , Ζεῦ, δύναμιν τίς ἀν</em><em>ρῶν ὑπερβασία κατάσχ
 οι</em>&quot;<br>\n  Explanations are the crux of 
 the contemporary AI Spring with logic lurking to c
 laim its vindication after the last winter. So far
 , what keeps the Spring going is the universal adm
 ission of the practical importance of XAI. In my t
 alk, I will introduce a certain category of (logic
 -based) AI applications for which explanations are
  motivated by an ontological necessity and not fro
 m a merely supplementary practical POV. The justif
 ication of my arguments originates in a political 
 dilemma dating as far back as the first normative 
 conceptualisations of the concepts of democracy, j
 ustice, and freedom that re-emerged revamped in th
 e post-enlightenment liberal world order. The talk
 's central theme is that sometimes the justificati
 ons of a just judgment ought to be unjust.<br>\n  
 Or do they?</p>\n
URL:https://coollogic.wixsite.com/website
CONTACT:Paul Talma at ptalma at humnet.ucla.edu
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