Talks
Talks
• July 2-3, 2026: “Mental representations in LLMs?”. 5th Luxembourg Workshop on AI and Epistemology. University of Luxembourg. Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg).
• June 18-19, 2026: “LLMs, unconscious thinking and conscious understanding” (Poster). Conference: “The Conscious Mind at 30”. Ruhr-Universität Bochum. Bochum (Germany).
• June 12-13, 2026: “AI reliance in context: a user’s guide to inquiring with AI in science and education”. Workshop: “AI and decision-making: tools, hybrids, and collectives”. RWTH Aachen. Aachen (Germany).
• June 2-3, 2026: “Mental representations in LLMs?”. Workshop: “Philosophical Issues in Neural Computation”. Ruhr-Universität Bochum. Bochum (Germany).
• June 1-2, 2026: “Proxies in inquiry: on the epistemic interaction of scientists and (reliable but opaque) LLMs”. Workshop: “Ignorance, Opacity, and Dependence: Epistemic Challenges for Scientists in the Age of AI”. Czech Academy of Sciences. Prague (Czech Republic).
• May 25-27, 2026: “Dependencia epistémica en contexto: un manual de usuario sobre cómo usar IA en ciencia y educación” (“Epistemic dependence in context: a user’s guide to using AI in science and education”). Workshop: “Problemas Filosóficos en Inteligencia Artificial”. Grupo de Estudios Ética, IA y Desafíos Actuales (Chile). Online.
• May 9-10, 2026: “Towards a deflationary and operational view of intelligence”. Workshop: “Beyond the imitation game”. University of Bucharest. Bucharest (Romania). Online.
• April 10-11, 2026: “Free will worth wanting but not for machines”. Conference: “Philosophy in Technology – Different Perspectives”. Wroclaw University of Science and Technology. Wroclaw (Poland). Online.
• March 25, 2026: “Inquiry by Proxy: On the Epistemic Role of LLMs”. Workshop: “AI as a Colleague? Towards a Social Epistemology of AI”. University of Bern. Bern (Switzerland).
• February 24/26, 2026: “Por qué los modelos de lenguaje no pueden ser extensiones de la mente” (“Why language models cannot be extensions of the mind”). Ciclo de conferencias de filosofia. CIF-Paraguay (Paraguay). Online.
• September 24-26, 2025: “Human-AI interaction, epistemic credit and moral responsibility”. Workshop: “Both, Between, Beyond: Ethics and Epistemology of AI”. Delft University of Technology. Delft (Netherlands).
• September 8-11, 2025: “Rethinking intelligence: the problems of the representational view in the era of LLMs”. GAP.12 — Pathways to Truth. Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf. Düsseldorf (Germany).
• September 1-3, 2025: “Mental representations in language models?” (Poster). KogWis 2025: Flexible Minds: Situated and Comparative Perspectives. Ruhr University Bochum. Bochum (Germany).
• August 27-29, 2025: “Mental representations in language models?”. 16th Conference of the Italian Society for Analytic Philosophy: Minds and Worlds (16th SIFA conference). University of Turin. Turin (Italy).
• July 10-11, 2025: “Against arguments against AI thought”. 4th Luxembourg Workshop on AI and Epistemology. University of Luxembourg. Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg).
• June 10-14, 2025: “Rethinking intelligence: the problems of the representational view in the era of LLMs”. The First International Online Conference Special Issue of the Journal Philosophies: Intelligent Inquiry into Intelligence. Online.
• June 10-11, 2025: “LLMs, unconscious thinking and conscious understanding” (Poster). Workshop: "Evaluating Artificial Consciousness". Ruhr University Bochum. Bochum (Germany).
• May 23, 2025: “Human-AI interaction, epistemic credit and moral responsibility”. Workshop: “Artificial intelligence and new human-technology relations as a challenge for the philosophy of science”. University of Münster. Münster (Germany).
• May 15-21, 2025: “Rethinking intelligence: the problems of the representational view in the era of LLMs”. 5th International Conference on Philosophy of Mind: Natural and Artificial Intelligence. University of Porto. Porto (Portugal).
• April 28-29, 2025: “Human-AI interaction, epistemic credit and moral responsibility”. Graduate Conference in Philosophy. University of Luxembourg. Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg).
• November 25, 2024: “Rethinking intelligence: the problems of the representational view in the era of LLMs”. ICR-CLAiM Seminar. University of Luxembourg. Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg).
• November 14, 2024: “Rethinking intelligence in the era of LLMs: some criteria for operationalizing intelligence across biological and artificial species” (Poster). 2024 Doctoral Symposium on Cognitive Science: Beyond Averages - Individual Differences in Cognition. University Kaiserslautern-Landau (RPTU). Kaiserslautern (Germany).
• October 10, 2024: “What kind of intelligence can we attribute to generative AI?”. PhilML Graduate Workshop. University of Tübingen. Tübingen (Germany).
• July 1-5, 2024: “What kind of intelligence can we attribute to generative AI? A deflationist perspective” (Poster). Philosophy of AI Summer School. University of London in Paris. Paris (France).
• December 11-12, 2023: “Some problems in the philosophy of mind and epistemology of AI”. KnowSoc Consortium Meeting & PhD Symposium. University of Barcelona. Barcelona (Spain).