Our lives are characterised by dissonance – inside, and outside : Between what we see and feel, what we think and what we do, between us and others. Our research both maps these ambivalence and conflicts, on the philosophy side, and shows how to use rather than eliminate them, on the experimental side.
News
Courses & seminars in philosophy of mind, cognitive science start on April 12th 2021. See here.
April 21st : Ophelia Deroy, “Effort as metacognitive currency”, Striving & Doing Workshop, Switzerland
April 24th : Jurgis Karpus, “AI & social dilemmas”, Bridges international conference on human AI interactions
June 5th : Brian Butterworth, MCN lectures
Jurgis Karpus talks to the Swiss Radio about our latest findings on algorithm exploitation (starting at 4:50, in German): https://www.srf.ch/play/radio/kultur-kompakt/audio/der-film-der-stunde-nomadland-endlich-im-kino?id=2b8c2849-3c65-4482-b46b-60934fdf698c
Why AI should be afraid of us? Ophelia Deroy discusses our new paper on algorithm exploitation with Alan Burdick in the NY Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/05/science/ai-woebot-deroy-empathy.html
See our new paper just published in iScience on algorithm exploitation: humans are keen to exploit benevolent AI 😎🤖 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.isci.2021.102679