Below is the list of symposia available for registered conference attendees.
If you would like to submit a symposium proposal, please do so at contact@har-conf.eu before the 1st of March.
Accepted papers will be published in the main HAR Conference proceedings in Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences.
Submission style is the same as for the main conference. Submit paper. Abstracts can be submitted individually to be included in one of the symposia and will be reviewed in the same way as abstracts submitted for the main conference.
Submission deadline: 9th of March for abstracts, 25th of May for papers.
- Bruno de Finetti and the question of rationality (Jean Baratgin)
- Bruno de Finetti (13 June 1906 – 20 July 1985) is known as one of the main founders of subjective probability theory. He also wrote extensively on genetics, economics, demography, mathematics education, teacher training, psychology, cybernetics, philosophy, logic and mathematical analysis. The symposium focuses on the applications of Finetti’s ideas to the understanding of human ‘rationality’. Without being exhaustive, contributions from the fields of psychology, philosophy, economics, linguistics and logic are welcome.
- Rationality and technologies tackling climate change (Laura Macchi, Laura Martignon, Jean Baratgin)
- The main interest of the workshop lies in the challenges facing changing behaviors in the face of climate change. The workshop will develop aspects of human rationality that make changing our behaviors difficult and will also explore technologies that could help tackle this difficult issue.
- Interacting Rationalities: from LLM reasoning to industrial applications (Charles El-Nouty, Darya Filatova and Elena Zaitseva)
- This symposium is aimed at exploring the interaction between human and artificial rationalities, covering theoretical, practical, and ethical aspects, with a focus on philosophy, psychology, and computer sciences. The main goal of the event is to create an interdisciplinary platform for the exchange of knowledge and experience, which will deepen the understanding of cognitive processes and contribute to the integration and development of proprietary LLMs in industrial applications. We invite leading international experts to discuss key issues in the fields of rationality, cognitive sciences, and the industrial application of LLMs, emphasizing the importance of developing proprietary models and fostering innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration.