Session 1 : Artifical Intelligence, Artificial Stupidity and the Function of Calculus

Tuesday, December 19, 2017

Morning

9h30 : Bernard Stiegler, philosophy(IRI) 

10h15 :David Bates, history of science (Berkeley)

11h : Giuseppe Longo, mathematics and biology (ENS)

11h45 : Laurence Devillers (LIMSI/CNRS). 

12h30 : Discussion

Session 2 : Data Architectures and the Production of Knowledge

Tuesday , December 19, 2017

14:30 :  André Spicer (Un. Of London)

15h15 :  Benjamin Bratton (San Diego University)

16:00 : Christian Fauré (Octo Technology)

16h45 : Pause

17h : Rand Hindi 

17h45 : Bruno Bachimont (UTC)

Session 3 :  Opacity of Scientific Instruments and its Epistemological Consequences

Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Morning

with

9h30 : Vincent Bontems, epistemology (CEA)

10h15 : Cédric Mattews, biology (CNRS)

11h : Anaïs Nony (Philosophie)

11:45 : Maël Montévil, biology (ENS)

12:30 : Discussion

  Session 4 : Data Processing and Civic Contribution

Wednesday, December 20, 2017

14:30 :John Kelleher (Dublin)

15h :Paul-Emile Geoffroy, philosophy and social sciences (IRI)

15:30 : Jean-Pierre Girard, archeology (MOM)

16h30 : Thibault d’Orso (Spideo)

17:00 Warren Sack, artist, software studies (UC Santa Cruz, video)

17h30 : Johan Mathé, Bay Labs company (skype)