Cameron Buckner will livestream “Understanding Adversarial Examples Requires A Theory Of Artifacts For Deep Learning” on April 16

Join the session (up to 10 minutes early) | Read the paper Understanding Adversarial Examples Requires A Theory Of Artifacts For Deep Learning Related: How to connect to Neural Mechanism Webinars We are excited about the next Neural Mechanisms webinar…

Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics: May the Use of Violent Civil Disobedience Be Justified as a Response to Institutional Racism?

2: The unpredictability of VCD [15] Frazer & Hutchings, Can Political Violence Ever Be Justified?, p.39. [11] Lai, Ten-Herng. “Political vandalism as counter-speech: A defense of defacing and destroying tainted monuments.” The European Journal of Philosophy. Forthcoming. p.1. Civil disobedience…

Cross Post: There’s no Need to Pause Vaccine Rollouts When There’s a Safety Scare. Give the Public the Facts and Let Them Decide

Paternalism is the practice of making judgements for other people about what is best for them. And the strongest form of paternalism (“hard paternalism”) fails to respect the autonomy of competent adults, and breaches their right to make decisions about…