The Leverhulme Interdisciplinary Network on Algorithmic Solutions (LINAS) Seminar series is student-led and organised by the doctoral scholars on the programme.

The speakers will be:

Professor Austen Rainer (The School of Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science)

Title: Human, AI and the creative leap

Abstract: In this short talk, I’ll use a handful of examples – from language, flash fiction and logical paradoxes – to reflect on the (fundamental?) limits of (current?) AI. Time permitting, I’ll then use these examples to frame the opportunity for ethnical co-creativity between human and AI.

Jarlath Warner (The School of Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science) - 2^nd year LINAS doctoral scholar

Title: Optimised Tangled Program Graphs for FPGA Synthesis

Samantha Darrah (School of Psychology) - 1^st year LINAS doctoral scholar

Title: Algorithm Aversion and Decision Making: An overview of existing research and why hybrid intelligence may be a useful tool

We would love it if as many of you as possible could join us for this seminar. Refreshments will also be provided!

Further information on the LINAS Doctoral Training Programme can be found here.