Emerging Technologies and Classical Liberalism

EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES AND CLASSICAL LIBERALISM

The conference explores classical liberal, ordoliberal and libertarian perspectives on emerging technologies, examining ethical, political, economic and regulatory aspects.

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Day 1

Giovanni Rubeis (Krems)
A libertarian utopia. The concept of democratizing AI in healthcare

Benjamin Sachs-Cobbe (St. Andrews)
Old Age Pension Eligibility and the Dual Threat of Early Diagnosis and Population Ageing

Greg Bognar (Stockholm)
Liberalism and Human Genetic Enhancement

Peter Königs (Dortmund)
Negativity Bias in AI Ethics

Bartek Chomanski (Poznań)
Why it's wrong to fight misinformation

Day 2

Matthias Uhl/Michael Haiden (Ingolstadt)
Folk Ethics of Markets and Algorithms

Johanna Jauernig (Tucson)
Moral Dysfunction in the AI debate

Madeleine Donnelly (Lille)
Neoliberalism, prediction and surveillance: revisiting the Lippmann-Dewey debate and Hayek's insights in light of Foucault’s legacy

Vincent Czyrnik (Halle)
What role does regulation play in the lack of success of additive manufacturing? An ordonomic perspective on barriers and adoption

Anselm Küsters (Berlin/Frankfurt)
Future-proofing the EU: Ordoliberal Governance and Algorithmic Regulation

DATE AND VENUE

October 25 & 26, 2024

TU Dortmund, Germany
Internationales Begegnungszentrum (IBZ)

Emil-Figge-Str. 59

REGISTRATION

Please register by October 16 to peter.koenigs@tu-dortmund.de.
https://philevents.org/event/show/123258

ORGANIZERS

Peter Königs (TU Dortmund, Germany)

Julian F. Müller (University of Graz, Austria)