Brainstorming Turing: Celebrating Alan Turing + 25 Years of AI and Society Journal

Brainstorming Turing: Celebrating Alan Turing + 25 Years of AI and Society Journal

Brainstorming Turing: Celebrating Alan Turing + 25 Years of AI and Society Journal

100 years have passed since Alan Turing was born and we celebrate this historically important individual together with many organizations around the world. We look to show his eccentric creativity in addition to reminding all of the huge contribution he made to computation and artificial intelligence. Short talks by computer / neuro / nano scientists and humanists are accompanied by artists inspired by Turing’s legacy and persona. Additionally, students from UCLA will participate with their ideas of how Turing informs and inspires their work and lives in this time when social networking, robotics and automatic brains are part of daily life.

2012 also marks 25 years since the establishment of AI & Society journal that owes its formation to Turing’s legacy. The Art | Sci center is partnering with this interdisciplinary publication to honor Turing and all those who have contributed over the years. A special issue based on the symposium is planned.

 

The entire event will be streaming live online at http://ctrl.cnsi.ucla.edu/streaming/art-sci/brainstorming-turing

 

SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE
MAY 25

12:00

Welcome
Victoria Vesna

Plenary Keynote
Leonard Kleinrock

Keynote
Karamjit Gill:
“Beauty of Turing”

Gabriel Greenberg:
“A New Kind of Machine”

Takashi Ikegami:
“Shape-shape Computation”

13:00

Mark Cohen:
”This Does Not Compute”

 

Dean Buonomano:
“What the Turing test reveals about the brain’s bugs and features”

 

Ramesh Srinivasan

15:00

Charles Taylor introduces Edward Stabler:
"Reasons for the Turing test"

Jon Beaupre
"Some Speculations on the Effects of Machine Language on
News Delivery Credibility”

16:00

Yuval Marton
“Gaylons and Gay Grammar: A few linguistic and futuristic musings
in honor of Alan Turing”

Georgina Voss

Siddharth Ramakrishnan
“Morphogenesis, Morphology and Men – Pattern Formation from Embryo to Mind”

Zach Blas + Micha Cardenas:
”Imaginary Computational Systems”

Erkki Huhtamo
“Alien Intelligence”

18:00

Exhibition Opening

 

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT : 

http://turing.artscicenter.com/

Time:
12pm-7pm

Location: California NanoSystems Institute @ UCLA