AG Heinzelmann Program of the Colloquium: Overview

1. 21.04. - Michael Vollmer (Philosophy, Heidelberg): Doxastic Deliberation and the Puzzles of Transparency
2. 28.04. - Matthias Hösch (Philosophy, Trier)
3. 05.05. - Jesse Hambly (Philosophy, Heidelberg)
4. 12.05. - Daniel Schindler (Molecular Biology, Heidelberg)
5. 19.05. - Alexa Weiss (Psychology, Bonn)
6. 26.05. - Helen Fischer (Psychology, Tübingen)
7. 02.06. - Alec Cali (Global Health, Heidelberg)
8. 09.06. - Cass Sunstein (Law, Harvard)
9. 16.06. - tbc
10. 23.06. - Neele Engelmann (Psychology, Berlin)
11. 30.06. - Paula Keller (Philosophy, Utrecht)
12. 07.07. - tbc
13. 14.07. - Viktoria Knoll (Philosophy, Saarbrücken)
14. 21.07. - tbc

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1. 17.10. - Louisa Reins & Alex Wiegmann (Psychology, Göttingen): Are the concepts of truth and lying shared across cultures?
2. 24.10. - Benjamin Kiesewetter (Philosophy, Bielefeld): How to be a non-consequentialist and still save the greater number - Pre-read paper
3. 31.10. - Anita Keshmirian (Psychology, Berlin): Many LLMs Are More Utilitarian Than One
4. 07.11. - Sophie Kikkert (Philosophy, Munich): Disability as a Lack of Society-relative Abilities
5. 21.11. - Kristina Lepold (Philosophy, Berlin): What is Institutional Racism?
6. 05.12. - Chantal Jakobi, Kornelius Kammler-Sücker, Christoph Korn, Nora Heinzelmann: EDDA – Ethical Discourse with Digital Agents
7. 19.12. - Johannes Doerflinger (Psychology, Konstanz): Emotional Framing Mindsets
8. 09.01. - Uljana Feest (Philosophy, Hannover): Operationism and Exploratory Research in Psychology
9. 16.01. - Moumita Deb & Theodoros Alysandratos (Economics, Heidelberg): How convincing are moral arguments as a behavioural intervention?
10. 23.01. - Marc Weller (Law, Heidelberg): Climate Responsibility of Carbon Majors?
11. 30.01. - Alex Soutschek (Neuroscience, Munich): Neural Basis of Decision Making – At the Intersection of Motivation and Cognition
12. 06.02. - Maike Albertzart (Philosophy, Mainz): “Yes, we can?” A relational approach to joint abilities

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1. 09.05. - Kristina Musholt (Philosophy, Leipzig): Agency, Mindshaping and the Role of the Emotions
2. 16.05. - Christoph Korn (Neuroscience, Heidelberg): The neurocomputational mechanisms of learning about others’ cooperative and competitive intentions under ambiguity
3. 23.05. - Tobias Schlicht (Philosophy, Bochum): Assessment or attribution of consciousness in AI systems?
4. 06.06. - Jan Rummel (Psychology, Heidelberg): Involuntary Inattention - Cognitive Failure or Rational Behaviour?
5. 13.06. - Nico Orlandi (Philosophy, Santa Cruz): It's about Sex: Queerness as a Radical Political Notion
6. 20.06. - Nadia Primc (Medicine, Heidelberg): Trustworthy AI in the context of healthcare – conceptual confusion or therapeutic principle?
7. 27.06. - Sam Fletcher (Physics & Philosophy, Oxford): Quantum Biology
8. 04.07. - Jesse Hambly (Philosophy, Heidelberg): Assessing the Prudential Companions in Guilt Argument
9. 11.07. - Shmulik Nilli (Political Science, Illinois): The unthinkable sword? Democracy, morality, and violence across borders?
10. 18.07. - Daniel Viehoff (Philosophy, Berkeley): Authority and Control

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1. 18.10. - Natalie Gold (Philosophy, Verian): Interventions to reduce the spread of misinformation: Two online experiments
2. 22.10. - Daniel Fogal (Philosophy, New York): Coherence and Incoherence
3. 25.10. - Alejandra Petino Zappala (Biosciences and Philosophy, Heidelberg): Preimplantation polygenic testing: a comeback of determinism and eugenics?
4. 08.11. - Gregor Betz (Philosophy, Karlsruhe): Reflective Equilibration Solves The Paradox of Diachronic AI Safety
5. 15.11. - Verena Wagner (Philosophy, Berlin): Neutral by Choice
6. 22.11. - Christiane Schwieren (Economics, Heidelberg): Gender differences in career-related decision making–biases we need to cure, or rational behavior?
7. 13.12. - Vincent Müller (Philosophy, Erlangen-Nuremberg): A method for Philosophy - AI Philosophy
8. 20.12. - Philippe Tobler (Neuroscience, Zurich): Decomposing Motivation
9. 17.01. - Pascale Willemsen (Philosophy, Zurich): What does it mean to be healthy? It's complicated...
10. 24.01. - Kellie Owens (Population health, New York): Promoting the ethical and trustworthy governance of AI in healthcare
11. 31.01. - Christian Kietzmann (Philosophy, Leipzig): An Anscombean account of doxastic agency
12. 07.02. - Daniel Schunk (Economics, Mainz): Self-regulation Training in Primary Schools and Academic Achievements: Evidence from a Randomized Controlled Trial 

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