Colloquia

The need for magic: On artificial intelligence, translation & navigation

26.01.2019 15:48

| by Auris-E. Lipinski

The need for magic: On artificial intelligence, translation & navigation, 26.01.19, 12-18 h, Helmholtzstrasse 2-9, Berlin

Date: Saturday, 26. January 2019 Time: 12:00 o`clock (ends at 18:00)

Location: Access via Helmholtzstrasse 2-9 (Opposite of Morsestraße, through the barrier (only on foot or bike) to the end of the building site, the big wooden front porch on the left)

Introduction by Alexander Mankowksy

Presentation by Auris-E Lipinski: Translation as (magical) transformation in navigation and path descriptions

Presentation Katja Stepec: Translation as a criterion for Artificial Intelligence.

[2018] Colloquium on Artificial Ignorance

17.11.2018 14:00

| by Auris-E. Lipinski

Colloquium on Artificial Ignorance, Digital Counter-Enlightenment and “User Experience Design”.

[2018&19] New colloquiua series - announcement

11.11.2017 15:01

| by Auris-E. Lipinski

In 2018 we are starting the colloquia series anew.

[2015] Colloquium on distributed cognition

07.03.2015 16:00

| by Ralf Lipinski

Our seventh workshop took place on 7th March 2015. It was a presentation and discussion of a take on distributed cognition and perception theories by Auris-E. Lipinski. Time: 11-16 o´clock. Location: Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, Unter den Linden 6, Room 2093. Among the participants were CEO´s of differently engaged companies (VIOM, HFC, HeuroLabs), already working in research projects concerning cognition.

[2014] Colloquium on embodiment

25.10.2014 17:00

| by Auris-E. Lipinski

Our fifth workshop "Embedded cognition" took place on 25th October 2014. It was a closer look on different versions of embodiment, situated cognition and related concepts with a focus on the Extended Mind Hypothesis.

The need for magic: On artificial intelligence, translation & navigation

[2018] Colloquium on Artificial Ignorance

[2018&19] New colloquiua series - announcement

[2015] Colloquium on distributed cognition

[2014] Colloquium on embodiment

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