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Jobs

1 postdoc fellowship

A public call is announced to award 1 postdoc fellowship (12 months renewable) titled "Models of Collective Intelligence". The expected starting date is approximately February 1st, 2025. The research fellowship amounts to Euro 24,450.00 per year (gross to the recipient). The research fellow will work closely with the PI, Prof. Matteo Pasquinelli, and in detail:

  1. conducting research on the history and epistemology of the models of collective intelligence;
  2. compiling, under the PI's supervision, a database of scientific literature;
  3. co-organizing with the PI an international symposium in English titled "Models of Collective Intelligence";
  4. editing the proceedings of the symposium for an anthology in English.

Call for application [ITA] - Call for application [ENG]
Deadine: December 12th 2024 at noon (12:00 Rome CET)

6 postdoctoral fellowships

The ERC project AIMODELS invites expressions of interest for six postdoctoral fellowships (1-3 years) in the history, philosophy, and critical studies of artificial intelligence, including natural and cognitive science epistemology, philosophy of language, psychoanalysis, semiotics, literary studies, psychology of learning, and critical pedagogy. One fellowship supports research in the historical epistemology of the intellectual world of early AI, connectionism, and psychometrics. Letters of interest (a cover letter, CV, and a short project description) should be submitted to Prof. Matteo Pasquinelli at matteo.pasquinelli@unive.it at the earliest convenience (call open)

  • Three PhD fellowships are available in history, philosophy, and critical studies of artificial intelligence (AI) in the historical context of the definitions of intelligence and mental disability. Two fellowships are open to proposals in the fields of natural and cognitive science epistemology, contemporary philosophy and psychoanalysis, philosophy of language, semiotics, literary studies, translation studies, psychology of learning, and critical pedagogy. One fellowship supports a research of historical epistemology on the intellectual world of early AI, connectionism, and psychometrics. Call for application (deadline: 23 May 2024, call closed)

People

Matteo Pasquinelli

Principal Investigator

Silvia Bellacicco

Project Manager

Paolo Caffoni

External expert
(KIM - HfG Karlsruhe)

Research network