Informatics_paics Updates
- Collected my bound thesis from the bookbinders on Monday and posted it to Sussex: pretty much the last thing I have to do before I officially have earned my degree!
- Finished a first re-write of the paper I presented at Toward a Science of Consciousness – Stockholm, hoping to submit in the next few weeks (on the limits of concepts and conceptual abilities).
- Engaging in some email discussions with Blay and a philosopher here in Lund about compatibilism.
- Assisting Göran Sonesson with comments on a paper he is submitting, on the ability of chimpanzees to interpret different semiotic resources.
- Making painfully slow progress on the paper I need to write (so I can present!) at the What Makes Us Moral? conference in Amsterdam later this month.
Joel
About us
PAICS is short for Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science, a research lab within the Evolutionary and Adaptive Systems research group in the School of Informatics at the University of Sussex, Brighton, UK. PAICS is affiliated with COGS, the Centre for Research in Cognitive Science, and is headed by Ron Chrisley.
Each week, after a lab meeting, the members of PAICS attend the E-Intentionality research-in-progress seminars, to which visitors are warmly invited. We also sometimes run CogPhi, a reading group which is open to postgraduates and faculty from all disciplines.
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