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In the following, you will find courses offered by our department this semester, divided into lectures, seminars, recitations and internships. You will find more detailed information about the courses (after registration in Stud.IP) via the red event links. You must register in Stud.IP. In Stud.ip all the materials for the course is also available. Courses of our department in Stud.IP are all accessible without a password.
M.A. Johannes Brinz
Tel.: +49 541 969-7114
johannes.brinz@uos.de
Raum: 69/103
Institut für Philosophie
Albrechtstraße 28a
49076 Osnabrück
Sprechzeiten: Mi. 08:00 - 10:00 Uhr
Lehrveranstaltungen
Sommersemester 2024
Teambesprechung
Wittgenstein - Tractatus logico-philosophicus
Lebenslauf
08/2022 MA Philosophy
04/2022 – 08/2022 Master thesis Philosophy („Applicability of the Chinese Room
Argument to Spiking Neural Networks“)
08/2021 BSc Physics
07/2020 BA Philosophy
10/2017 – 09/2022 Student of Philosophy, Physics and German Literature, TU Dresden
10/2016 – 09/2017 Student of Philosophy and Literature, LMU München
08/2016 BSc Mechanical Engineering
10/2012 – 08/2016 Student of Mechanical Engineering, TU München
08/2012 Abitur
Publikationen
Articles and Papers
"The Morse code room - Applicability of the Chinese Room Argument to Spiking Neural Networks", Qucosa (2023)
„Der metaethische Realismus Julian Nida-Rümelins", Qucosa (2021)
Talks
Johannes Brinz (2024): From Simulating Towards Replicating the Brain: Philosophy of Neuromorphic AI, online: https://youtu.be/Dk9Q_F45pNI?si=sB7AX7_B_5M9i9Bx
Johannes Brinz (2024): Virtuality and Reality – The Simulation – Realization Distinction and its Implications for AI: Global Justice, Technology and Integrated Research, online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xa3X8AUCNhg
Johannes Brinz (2024): Neuromorphic AI, Philosophy in Technology (PinT 2024), Wroclaw, Poland.
Edited Volumes and Special Issues
Editor (with Gualtiero Piccinini), Philosophy of Neuromoprhic AI, special issue of Philosophy of AI
(forthcomming).
Organized Conferences
Workshop Philosophy of Neuromorphic AI 2024, online: https://situated-cognition.com/2023/12/10/neuromorphic_ai/
Poster
Johannes Brinz (2023): Virtuality and Reality – The Simulation – Realization Distinction and its Implications for AI, Summer School Philosophy and Computer Science, Bayreuth, Germany.
Johannes Brinz (2023): Neuromorphic AI – From Simulating Torwads Replicating the Brain. Conference on Philosophy of AI (PhilAI), Erlangen, Germany.
