Seminar: Ethics of AI - Timetable

The schedule is subject to change.

Time	Title
July 26, R101 (Breisacher Tor)
9:00	A1: Machines as artificial moral agents
9:30	A2: Machines as artificial moral patients
10:00	Coffee break
10:30	A3: Are there robot rights?
11:00	A4: Should robots have no rights?
11:30	B2: Cultural differences in the perception of a domestic robot‘s behavior
12:00	Lunch
13:00	B3: Cultural differences in the perception of an autonomous car‘s behaviour
13:30	C1: Descriptive aspects of human moral reasoning and decision-making under consideration of cognitive theories
14:00	C2: Influence of emotions and value judgments on moral decision-making
14:30	Coffee break
15:00	C3: How people apply different moral norms to human and robot agents
15:30	D1: What is machine ethics?
16:00	D2: Programming and implementing ethics in machines
16:30	Coffee break
17:00	D3: Embedding ethics in robot architectures
17:30	D4: Utilitarian machines
July 27, R101 (Breisacher Tor)
9:30	D5: Kantian machines
10:00	E1: Responsibility
10:30	Coffee break
11:00	63 Jahre Künstliche Intelligenz: Bilanz und Perspektiven (Prof. Dr. Bernhard Nebel)
13:00	Lunch
13:30	E2: Trust
14:00	F1: User autonomy
14:30	F2: Biases in machine learning
15:00	Coffee break
15:30	B1: Dataset diversity in emotion detection
16:00	F3: Autonomous weapons systems
16:30	F4: Autonomous cars
17:00	G1: Explainable AI

For each topic, we reserved a slot of 30 minutes, out of which

20 minutes are intended for the main presentation,
10 minutes are intended for discussion and feedback and include context switching between presentations.