Research project EAI

Publications

A. Knoks & T. Raleigh (2025) Skepticism about post-hoc explainability and idealized models, The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, online first.
A. Knoks & T. Raleigh (2025) Clarifying the opacity of neural networks, Minds and Machines, 35(4), 43.
A. Knoks (2025) Supererogation, dual-role views, and the logic of reasons, The Philosophical Quarterly, pqaf094, online first.
J. Largo (2025) Beyond representation: Rethinking intelligence in the age of LLMs, Synthese 206, 208.
T. Raleigh (2025) Two or three strands to the concept of ignorance, Erkenntnis.
A. Knoks (2025) Reasons against, balancing, and defeasible logic, Deontic Logic and Normative Systems: 17th International Conference (DEON2025), College Publications: 219–35.
A. Meylan & T. Raleigh (2025) Normative relations between ignorance and suspension of judgment: A systematic investigation, V. Wagner & A. Zinke (eds.) Suspension in Epistemology and Beyond, Routledge.
T. Raleigh (2025) On being debased, Philosophical Studies 182: 2243–65.
T. Raleigh (2025) What can we know about unanswerable questions? The Philosophical Quarterly 75(1): 231–27.
V. de Wit, A. Knoks, & L. van der Torre (2025) Dual scale detachment, Proceedings of the 19th European Conference on Logics in Artificial Intelligence (JELIA2025), Springer: 205–19.
L. Yu & L. van der Torre (2025) The A-BDI metamodel for human-level AI: Argumentation as balancing, dialogue and inference, CLAR 2025: 361–79.
B. Alcaraz, A. Knoks, & D. Streit (2024) Estimating weights of reasons using metaheuristics: A hybrid approach to machine ethics, Proceedings of the 2024 AAAI/ACM Conference on AI, Ethics, and Society (AIES2024), ACM Press: 27–38.
R. Carli, A. Najjar, & D. Al-Thani (2024) Human-agent interaction and human dependency: Possible new approaches for old challenges, Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction (HAI2024): 214–23.
J. Cheng, B. Liao, & L. van der Torre (2024) Bisimulation between base argumentation and premise-conclusion argumentation, Artificial Intelligence 336, 104203: 1–26.
A. Knoks (2024) Epistemic conflicts and the form of epistemic rules, Pacific Philosophical Quarterly 105(2): 158–90.
A. Knoks, M. Shao, L. van der Torre, V. de Wit, & L. Yu (2024) A principle-based analysis for numerical balancing, Proceedings of the 4th International Workshop on Logics for New-Generation Artificial Intelligence (LNGAI2024), College Publications: 33–46.
B. Liao & L. van der Torre (2024) Attack-defense semantics of argumentation, Proceedings of the 2024 Conference on Computational Models of Argument (COMMA2024), IOS Press: 133–44.
M. Olszewski, X. Parent, & L. van der Torre (2024) Permissive and regulative norms in deontic logic, Journal of Logic and Computation 34(4): 728–63.
T. Raleigh (2024) The emptiness of naturalism, Philosophy 99(4): 597–623.

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