Proceedings of the 2013 Meeting of the International Association for Computing and Philosophy (Listed by Track)
Minds & Machines
Information and Computing Ethics
Markus Christen | The Neuroethical Challenges of Brain Simulations |
Keith Douglas | A Practical Unsolvable Problem? Why Application Security is Hard: Some Ethico-logical Reflections |
Tony Doyle | CCTV and Public Anonymity |
Frances Grodzinsky, Keith Miller & Marty Wolf | On Deception and Trust in Artificial Agent Development |
Jarek Gryz | Privacy as Informational Commodity |
Steve Mckinlay | Information Ethics and Entropy |
Harasi Namztohoto & Daniel Hromada | Man, machinery and cryptocoin avarice |
Erica Neely | Intertwining Identities: Why There is No Escaping Physical Identity in the Virtual World |
MariarosariaTaddeo | Just War Theory and Information Warfare |
Mark Waser | The Bright Red Line of Responsibility |
Richard Wilson | Ethical Issues of Brain Computer Interfaces |
Meghan Winsby | Suffering Subroutines: On the Humanity of Making a Computer that Feels Pain |
Computing in Philosophy
Jeff Buechner | Bach on Default Reasoning and Externalist Epistemic Justification |
Mara Harrell | Indicators are Key in Learning Argument Analysis |
Brent Kievit-Kylar & Colin Allen | Kant be understood? Probing the parameters of semantic models of philosophy |
Ioan Muntean | The Digital Guesswork: a Philosophical Appraisal of Genetic Algorithms and their Epistemology |
Matti Tedre, N. Moisseinen & J. Pajunen | Viewpoints from Computing to the Epistemology of Experiments |
Roman Yampolskiy | Epistemology via Brute Force Computing |