Titlebook: On the Cognitive, Ethical, and Scientific Dimensions of Artificial Intelligence; Themes from IACAP 20 Don Berkich,Matteo Vincenzo d‘Alfonso

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Introduction to This Volume,r to share their current research at the increasingly important intersection of a number of fields, including computer science, robotics engineering, artificial intelligence, logic, biology, cognitive science, economics, sociology, and philosophy. This introductory chapter serves to organize and con

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Computation in Physical Systems: A Normative Mapping Accountal, and there are a number of competing accounts of when a physical system can be properly said to implement a mathematical formalism and hence perform a computation. I defend an account wherein computational descriptions of physical systems are high-level normative interpretations motivated by our

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The Notion of ‘Information’: Enlightening or Forming?robotics, etc. Practically the notion is often taken for granted and used naively in an unclarified and philosophically unreflected manner, whilst philosophical attempts at clarifying ‘information’ have not yet found much consensus within the science-philosophical community. One particularly notorio

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Ontologies, Mental Disorders and Prototypes in terms of necessary and sufficient conditions. This holds also in the case of many medical concepts. This is a problem for the design of computer science ontologies, since knowledge representation formalisms commonly adopted in this field (such as, in the first place, the Web Ontology Language –