Theme : The Experimental psychology of reasoning and decision-making

Henry Markovits

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Linden Ball

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Wim De Neys

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David Over

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Ruth M.J. Byrne

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• Introduction
• Dual Processes and Metacognition in Reasoning
• Debiased thinking, fast and slow
• Probabilistic theories, dilemma inferences, and decision making
• Reasoning and imagination
• Panel of the session

Theme : The psychology of reasoning: Biases, beliefs and rationality

Janie Brisson

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Henry Markovits

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Valerie Thompson

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Gordon Pennycook

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Maggie E. Toplak

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• Introduction
• The Dual-Strategy model of reasoning
• The reluctant thinker: Why we hesitate to think-and to stop
• How reasoning impacts beliefs, attitudes, and ideologies
• Conspiratorial Thinking and Actively Open-Minded Thinking
• Panel of the session

Thème : Philosophical and formal perspectives on reasoning and decision-making: coherence and abduction in reasoning and decision making

Serge Robert

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Paul Thagard

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Atocha Aliseda Llera

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Lorenzo Magnani

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• Introduction
• Coherence versus probability in models of reasoning and decision making: Lessons from the new AI
• The place of logical abduction in the cognitive sciences 
• Abduction and creativity: The Eco-cognitive foundations of hypothetical reasoning
• Reasoning with conditionals: abduction and deduction
• Panel of the session

Serge Robert

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Jean Baratgin

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Maxime Bourlier

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Usef Faghihi

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Patrick Girard

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Catarina Dutilh Novaes

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• Introduction
• The conditional in the new paradigm of reasoning
• The modeling of human reasoning with probabilistic fuzzy logic
• Logical injustice
• The social epistemology of argumentation
• Panel of the session

Pierre Poirier

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Othalia Larue

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Iuliia Kotseruba

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Nele Russwinkel

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Christian Lebiere

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• Introduction
• Cognitive models of information effects
• Reasoning in Cognitive Architectures: From Rule-Based to Data-Driven
• Why we need Cognitive Architectures such as ACT-R for Cognitive Principles that enable dynamic & flexible Human-AI Interaction?
• Knowledge and reasoning across the bands of cognition
• Panel of the session

Roger Villemaire

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Ian Pratt-Hartmann

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Uli Sattler

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John Beverley

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Dean Allemang

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• Introduction
• Natural Language Inference: from Aristotle to AI
• From word embedding to ontology embeddings - preserving meaning in space
• Logic for Ontologists 
• Trust, Semantics, and Large Language Models: Using Knowledge Graphs as Accountable Sources of Truth
• Panel of the session

Julien Mercier

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Petko Valtchev

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Dongrui Wu

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Q. Vera Liao

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Florence Dupin de Saint-Cyr

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Angela Lombardi

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• Affective Brain-Computer Interface (aBCI): A Tutorial
• Sparse BCI for robust applications
• Revisiting Intelligence Augmentation: Investigating and Mitigating the Risks of AI to Human Intelligence
• Formalization of belief change and stories in AI
• Conclusion
• Panel of the session

Florent Avellaneda

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Ruben Martins

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Pouya Shati

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Joao Marques-Silva

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Kuldeep S. Meel

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• Introduction
• Bridging Theory and Practice with SAT and MaxSAT
• Boolean Is Not Too Restrictive: Learning Optimal Decision Trees via MaxSAT
• Applications of SAT Solvers in Rigorous Explainable AI
• The Art of Counting: A Tale of Two Approaches
• Panel of the session