EUMAS 2024 is being held at School of Computer Science, University College Dublin in August’2024. The Call for Papers is out, and I’m super excited to announce that they have a special track on implementing Machine Ethics, being led by yours truly, Marija Slavkovik (University of Bergen) and Sarah Moth-Lund Christensen (University of Leeds). Looking forward to all the exciting work being done in this area!!
Submit your papers at: https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=eumas2024
Paper submission deadline: 15 May 2024 (AoE)
Here’s the blurb from the conference website:
Submissions are solicited on, but not limited to, the following themes / questions:
- What kinds of values and value-conflicts are (in)expressible in algorithmic form?
- Can ethical behaviour be guaranteed or verified in computational media?
- Implementation of ethical reasoning mechanisms founded on non-western ethical traditions
- Can artificial moral decision-making be decoupled from mere implementation of normative ethical theories?
- Privacy and Trust relationships between humans and machines in the presence of hybrid actions
- Implementation of ethical reasoning in logic-based methods
- Representation of ethical principles in AI agents
- Machine-learning based approaches to ethical reasoning
- Development of machine ethics in cognitive robot programs
- Robot learning for ethical reasoning
- Integration of symbolic and neural information systems for ethical reasoning
- Development of formal frameworks for ethical decision-making
- Techniques for explaining the ethical reasoning of AI agents
- Frameworks for ethical collaboration between humans and AI agents
- Building trust in intelligent systems through ethical design and interaction
The Programme Committee consists of the following:
- Michael Anderson, University of Hartford
- Selmer Bringsjord, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI)
- Louise Dennis, University of Manchester
- Maurice Pagnucco, University of New South Wales
- Yang Song, University of New South Wales
- Ken Satoh, National Institute of Informatics Japan
- Leon van der Torre, University of Luxembourg
- Jean-Gabriel Ganascia, Sorbonne, France
- John P. Sullins, Sonoma State University
- Kevin Baum, University of Saarbrucken
- Edmond Awad, University of Exeter
- John Horty, University of Maryland
- Pere Pardo, University of Luxembourg
- Thomas Powers, University of Delaware
- Juan Carlos Nieves, Umea University
- Ryan Tonkens, Lakehead University
- Paul Formosa, Macquarie University, Australia