Workshop on Brain, AI and Society

European Institute for Theoretical Neuroscience

Institut d'études avancées de Paris (IEA de Paris)

This is a closed-attendance event. Please do not share this registration link outside official invitation.A two day workshop on AI, the Brain and Society at the Paris Institute of Advanced Studies (Quai d’Anjou, Ile St Louis) on April 19 and 20 will bring together scientists, engineers, philosophers and ethicists to discuss how brain science is impacting the development of AI, what AI has to tell us about the brain, and how AI advances will influence society, our interactions with one another and with our devices. The workshop will include around 70 people, including researchers, technologists and students from the Paris area as well as international invited speakers. The meeting will focus primarily on open discussion in panels. We hope that the meeting will result in a novel Perspectives style piece that we can work on collectively.Current speakers include:<ul><li>Yoshua Bengio, MILA, Montreal. One of the founders of Deep Learning, author of the Montreal Declaration on AI.</li><li>Yann LeCun, Facebook Artificial Intelligence Research, Paris and NYU . One of the founders of Deep Learning, lead researcher at Facebook.</li><li>Blaise Aguera y Arcas, VP Fellow, Google Research, Seattle. Leads development team on privacy-preserving AI and federated learning</li><li>Kathinka Evers, Centre for Research Ethics &amp; Bioethics (CRB) at Uppsala University. Professor of philosophy. Neuroethics lead in the Human Brain Project</li><li>Golnoosh Farnadi, HEC Montreal. Professor of machine learning with a focus on AI ethics and fair decision making</li><li>Catherine Tallon-Baudry, ENS Paris. Neuroscientist, specialist in brain-visceral coupling in humans and their contribution to the biological basis of consciousness</li><li>Michael Graziano, Princeton Neuroscience Institute. Scientist and novelist who is currently a professor of Psychology focusing on brain basis of consciousness.</li><li>Ida Mommenajad, Microsoft Research, Montreal. Researcher of cognitive models of reinforcement learning</li><li>Laurence Devillers, LIMSI-CNRS, DATAIA Institute, Paris. Professor of artificial intelligence and AI ethics</li><li>Elizabeth Buffalo, University of Washington. Neuroscientist, representations of memory and cognition in primates</li><li>Gloria Origgi, ENS, Paris. Philosopher of mind, researcher into trust in the internet age, author of the recent book “Reputation” </li><li>Stefano Palminteri, ENS, Paris. Cognitive scientist, models of reinforcement learning and human behavior</li><li>Liz Spelke, Harvard University. Professor of Psychology and investigator at the NSF-MIT Center for Brains, Minds and Machines whose researchs focus on the sources of uniquely human cognitive capacities</li><li>Laurence Devillers, LIMSI-CNRS, DATAIA Institute, Paris, Professor of artificial intelligence and AI ethics</li></ul>This workshop is organized by:<ul><li>Boris Gutkin (Ecole Normale Supérieure),</li><li>Adrienne Fairhall (University of Washington, Ecole Normale Supérieure),</li><li>Alain Destexhe (European Institute for Theoretical Neuroscience, CNRS)</li></ul>With the support of :<ul><li>NSF ACCELNET International Network for Bio-Inspired Computing (IN-BIC)</li><li>UW Computational Neuroscience Center (UW-CNC).</li><li>iBRAIN ERASMUS+ CBHE</li><li>European Institute for Theroretical Neuroscience (EITN)</li><li>The Human Brain Project</li><li>Université Paris-Saclay</li><li>Group for Neural Theory from the Département d&#x27;Etudes Cognitives (NT-DEC) of ENS</li><li>Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR)</li><li>National Science Foundation (NSF)</li><li>Institut des Etudes Avancées (IEA)</li></ul>

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