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5 May 2023, STiHAC Joint Meeting, Jonathan Osinski
10 May 2023, LLAMA seminar, Mojtaba Mojtahedi
11 - 12 May 2023, The Strength of Weak Type Theory
On May 11 and 12 we will have an informal workshop devoted to weak type theories. Speakers include: Rafael Bocquet, Matteo Spadetto, Sam Speight and Theo Winterhalter.
11 May 2023, The Utrecht Logic in Progress Series (TULIPS), Hein Duijf
This is a hybrid talk. Contact the organizer for a link.
11 May 2023, The Lindström Lectures, Rineke Verbrugge
The Department of Philosophy, Linguistics and Theory of Science at the University of Gothenburg launched a lecture series in 2013 to celebrate the singular achievements of Pelle Lindström, former professor of logic at the department.
Annually, a distinguished logician is invited to deliver a general lecture to the public, and a specialized presentation at the logic seminar.
11 - 12 May 2023, The Strength of Weak Type Theory
On May 11 and 12 we will have an informal workshop devoted to weak type theories. Speakers include: Rafael Bocquet, Matteo Spadetto, Sam Speight and Theo Winterhalter.
12 May 2023, The Lindström Lectures, Rineke Verbrugge
The Department of Philosophy, Linguistics and Theory of Science at the University of Gothenburg launched a lecture series in 2013 to celebrate the singular achievements of Pelle Lindström, former professor of logic at the department.
Annually, a distinguished logician is invited to deliver a general lecture to the public, and a specialized presentation at the logic seminar.
12 May 2023, Formalisation, Optimisation, Algorithms, Mechanisms (FOAM), Guido Schäfer
Abstract:
Corruption in auctions, where an auctioneer engages in bid rigging with one (or several) of the bidders, occurs rather frequently in practice, especially in the public sector (e.g., in construction and procurement auctions). We study the social welfare loss caused by corrupt auctioneers, both in single-item and multi-unit auctions.
12 May 2023, DIP Colloquium, Bridget Copley
12 May 2023, STiHAC Joint Meeting, Deborah Kant
16 - 17 May 2023, Workshop on Reasoning about Responsible Agency in AI
As they become increasingly integrated into our lives, autonomous systems are used to execute more and more tasks that have both normative and epistemic relevance. This has led to a growing literature in machine ethics aiming at addressing the question of how to build autonomous systems that can, first, acquire and properly reason about normative and observational information, and, second, use this information to interact with other agents and the environment in a way that is responsible and, at the same time, explainable.
The goal of this workshop is to bring together philosophers, logicians, and computer scientists in order to explore these topics from an interdisciplinary perspective.
16 - 17 May 2023, Workshop "Interrogatives and imperatives in the visual modality"
The first workshop day focuses on methods, with different sessions devoted to questions and experiences related to elicitation methods/experimental design, annotation, and analysis in studies on imperatives and/or interrogatives in the visual modality. Each session features 10-minute presentations by several research groups on their ongoing work, followed by general discussion.
On the second workshop day, five research groups present (preliminary) results of their recent or ongoing work into imperatives and/or interrogatives in the visual modality.
16 - 17 May 2023, Workshop on Reasoning about Responsible Agency in AI
As they become increasingly integrated into our lives, autonomous systems are used to execute more and more tasks that have both normative and epistemic relevance. This has led to a growing literature in machine ethics aiming at addressing the question of how to build autonomous systems that can, first, acquire and properly reason about normative and observational information, and, second, use this information to interact with other agents and the environment in a way that is responsible and, at the same time, explainable.
The goal of this workshop is to bring together philosophers, logicians, and computer scientists in order to explore these topics from an interdisciplinary perspective.
16 - 17 May 2023, Workshop "Interrogatives and imperatives in the visual modality"
The first workshop day focuses on methods, with different sessions devoted to questions and experiences related to elicitation methods/experimental design, annotation, and analysis in studies on imperatives and/or interrogatives in the visual modality. Each session features 10-minute presentations by several research groups on their ongoing work, followed by general discussion.
On the second workshop day, five research groups present (preliminary) results of their recent or ongoing work into imperatives and/or interrogatives in the visual modality.
17 May 2023, EDDY meetup on Digital Divides
The European Digital DemocracY network (EDDY) is having its second online meetup on Wednesday, May 17th at 15h00 (Berlin) on the theme of Digital Divides, featuring Eva de Valk (Dutch Policy Officer for Digital Inclusion) and Jan van Dijk (University of Twente).
17 May 2023, Meaning, Logic, and Cognition (MLC) Seminar, Eduardo Pérez Navarro
22 May 2023, Workshop "Causation and Modality in Logic and Language"
On Monday 22 May the Institute for Logic, Language, and Computation will host a workshop on Causation and Modality in Logic and Language. The workshop will be hybrid. Everyone who is interested in causation in philosophy, linguistics and/or logic is very welcome to attend.
The speakers are Sander Beckers (Amsterdam), Ivano Ciardelli (Padua), Bridget Copley (Paris 8), Angelica Hill (UMass Amherst), Thomas Icard (Stanford), Mingya Liu (Humboldt), Dean McHugh (Amsterdam), and Prerna Nadathur (Ohio).
The workshop is followed by the PhD Defense of Dean McHugh on Tuesday 23 May.
22 May 2023, Nordic Online Logic Seminar, Magdalena Ortiz
The Nordic Online Logic Seminar (NOL Seminar) is organised monthly over Zoom, with expository talks on topics of interest for the broader logic community. The seminar is open for professional or aspiring logicians and logic aficionados worldwide.
This is the announcement for the next talk. Those who wish to receive the Zoom ID and password for it, as well as further announcements, can subscribe here:https://listserv.gu.se/sympa/subscribe/nordiclogic.