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Xinyue Dai presented a poster about her PhD experiments on whether AI recommendations affect risky choices at the annual conference of the European Society for Cognitive Psychology in Portugal in September 2023, see https://escop2023.org/

Ruth Byrne gave an invited talk at the workshop on “Counterfactuals in Minds and Machines” at the International Conference on Machine Learning in Hawaii, July 23rd – 29th 2023, details here. Her talk was on “How people reason with counterfactual … Continue reading →

Eoin Delaney gave a talk and poster with Mark Keane at the International Conference on Machine Learning in Hawaii, July 23rd – 29th 2023, details here The title of their work was “Counterfactual explanations for misclassified images”.

Ruth Byrne was a keynote speaker at the 31st International Conference on Case-Based Reasoning, ICCBR’23, in Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, Scotland, July 17th – 20th 2023, details here. Her talk was on “How people reason with counterfactual explanations for … Continue reading →

Ruth Byrne and Mark Keane both gave talks at the meeting in honour of Phil Johnson-Laird on the 40th anniversary of the publication of his 1983 Mental Models book, at UCL in London, 19th-20th July 2023. details here. Mark’s talk, … Continue reading →

Lenart Celar’s thesis experiments have been published in Memory & Cognition this year: https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/s13421-023-01407-5

Greta Warren presented a talk “Categorical and Continuous Features in Counterfactual Explanations of AI Systems” in person at the Association for Computing Machinery’s Intelligent User Interfaces 28th annual conference which was held in Sydney, Australia from March 28th-31st. The paper … Continue reading →

Xinyue Dai presented her research on counterfactual explanations in artificial intelligence at the conference on artificial intelligence, ethics and fairness in Oxford. The paper is available here:

Listen to Tom Molloy’s interview with Ruth Byrne about thinking, reasoning and imagination on the Trinity College Dublin talks podcast series here: https://soundcloud.com/tcdtalks/gold-medal-winning-prof-ruth-byrne-on-thinking-reasoning-and-the-ever-elusive-human-imagination?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

The Cognitive Aspects of Knowledge Representation workshop at IJCAI-22 in Vienna on July 23rd included a keynote talk by Ruth Byrne on “Knowledge representation: evidence from the cognitive science of counterfactual reasoning”, slides available here, and a talk by Greta … Continue reading →