2026
- Prediction as Public Reasons (Zezulka, Genin)
AI + Ethics Workshop, University of Utah, April 2026.
- Departments of Statistics and Philosophy, University of Toronto, January 2026.
2025
Prediction, Performativity and Potential Outcomes (Zezulka, Genin)
EAAMO Conference, University of Pittsburgh, November 2025.
Prediction as Public Reasons (Zezulka, Genin)
- Data Science and AI Lecture Series, University of Utah, September 2025.
- Philosopy Colloquium, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, May 2025.
Prediction, or Measurement?
Philosophy of ML Tuebingen-Hannover Workshop, April 2025.
Prediction, Projection and Performativity (Zezulka, Genin).
Workshop on Philosophy of Machine Learning, Seoul National University, February 2025. [slides]
2024
Can Unbiased Estimation Justify Randomized Trials? (Mayo-Wilson, Genin).
Probabilistic Reasoning in the Sciences, Universita Politecnica Delle Marche, Ancona, August 2024. [slides]
Minimax Foundations for Randomized Trials (Genin).
Joint Statistical Meetings, Portland, August 2024.
Feasible Success Concepts for (Confounded) Causal Discovery (Genin).
Pacific Causal Inference Conference, Shanghai, July 2024.
A Popperian's Progress (Genin).
Carl Friedrich von Weizsaecker Kolloquium, Tuebingen, May 2024. [video]
The Fair Distribution of Predictions, or Social Goods? (Zezulka, Genin)
2023
Performativity and Prospective Fairness (Zezulka, Genin).
Ethical AI Workshop at Comète, INRIA Polythechnique, Paris, November 2023
Randomization: Against the Tragic View (Genin, Mayo-Wilson). Fifth Sowerby Interdisciplinary Workshop, King's College London, November 2023
Why not Reliability? (Genin). AI, Trustworthiness and Explainability Conference, Tuebingen, October 2023
Simplicity and Scientific Progress (Genin).
A Novum Organum? ML and Experimental Design (Genin). Philosophy of Machine Learning Tübingen-Hannover Workshop, Leibniz Universität Hannover, May 2023
Reconsidering the Foundations of Experimental Design (Genin).
Morals and Methodology (Genin) Technopolitics Conference, University of Coimbra, February 2023.
On Falsifiable Statistical Hypotheses (Genin) Konstanz Logic Colloquium, University of Konstanz, January 2023.
2022
Simplicity and Scientific Progress (Genin) Imre Lakatos Centenary Conference, London Scool of Economics, November 2022. [video]
Randomization, Causal Discovery and Individualized Treatment (Genin, Mayo-Wilson).
- SciCAR-Konferenz, Dortmund, August 2022. [slides]
- German Society for Philosophy of Science, Technische Universität Berlin, August 2022. [slides]
- Leibniz Workshop on Digital Ethics, Leibniz Universität Hannover, July 2022. [slides]
- Philosophy of Socially Aware Data Science, University of Pennsylvania, June 2022. [slides]
- Luxembourg Workshop on Epistemology & AI, Luxembourg University, June 2022. [slides]
On Falsifiable Statistical Hypotheses (Genin) Formal Epistemology Workshop, UC Irvine, May 2022. [slides]
Success Concepts for Causal Discovery (Genin) International Workshop on Causality and Philosophy, Kyoto, March 2022. [slides]
2021
Against Predictive Invariance (Tolbert, Genin) Philosophy of Science Association Conference, Baltimore, November 2021.
Exploitation, or Amelioration? Dueling Pictures of Data-Scientific Rationality (Genin, Tolbert) Philosophy of Science Association Conference, Baltimore, November 2021.
Against Predictive Invariance (Genin, Tolbert) Bias and Discrimination in Algorithmic Decision-Making, Hannover, October 2021.
Statistical Decidability in Linear, Non-Gaussian Causal Models (Genin, Mayo-Wilson) Combining Probability and Logic (Progic), September 2021.
Statistical Decidability in Confounded, Linear Non-Gaussian Causal Models (Genin) The Neglected Assumptions in Causal Inference Workshop at ICML, July 2021.
Clinical Equipoise and Causal Discovery (Genin) Machine Learning in Science, July 2021.
2020
Statistical Decidability in Linear, Non-Gaussian Causal Models (Genin, Mayo-Wilson) Causal Discovery and Causality-Inspired Machine Learning Workshop, 34th Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS), December 2020.
Simplicity and Scientific Progress (Genin) Logic and Interactive Rationality Seminar, Amsterdam, December 2020.
Morals and Methodology (Genin) Seminar Series of the Cluster of Excellence “Machine Learning”, Tübingen, December 2020.
Simplicity and Scientific Progress (Genin) Foundations of Probability Seminar, Princeton, November 2020.
Simplicity and Scientific Progress (Genin) American Philosophical Association (APA) Central Division, Chicago, February 2020.
2019
Simplicity and Scientific Progress (Genin) Logic and Philosophy of Science Research Group Talk, Toronto, October 2019.
Progressive Methods for Causal Discovery (Genin) 16th International Congress of Logic, Methodoology and Philosophy of Science and Technology (CLMPST), Prague, August 2019.
Topological Learning Theory (Genin) Workshop in Philosophy and Physical Computing, Virginia Tech, June 2019.
Progressive Methods for Statistical Inquiry (Genin) Statistics Department Seminar, Washington University, St. Louis, March 22, 2019.
2018
Inductive vs. Deductive Statistical Inference (Kelly, Genin) 26th Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association, Seattle, November 1-4, 2018.
The Topology of Statistical Inquiry (Genin) Workshop on Logic, Information and Topology CMU, Pittsburgh, October 20 2018.
Progressive Methods for Casual Search (Genin) Workshop on Foundations of Causal Discovery CMU, Pittsburgh, September 22-23 2018.
Topological Epistemology of Science (Kelly, Genin) North American Summer School on Logic, Language, and Information, Pittsburgh, June 23-29 2018.
Simplicity and Scientific Progres (Genin, Kelly) 7th CSLI Workshop on Logic, Rationality & Intelligent Interaction, Stanford, June 2018. [slides]
Reply to Kevin Dorst's "Two Cheers for Akrasia" (Genin) Meeting of the American Philosophical Association Eastern Division, Savannah, January 2018. [slides]
2017
The Topology of Statistical Verifiability (Genin, Kelly) Theoretical Aspects of Rationality and Knowledge, Liverpool, July 2017. [slides] [poster]
How Inductive is Bayesian Conditioning? (Genin) Experience and Updating Workshop, Bochum, July 2017. [abstract] [slides]
The Topology of Statistical Inquiry (Genin) Workshop in Philosophy and Physical Computing, Virginia Tech, June 2017.
What is Statistical Deduction? (Genin, Kelly) Workshop in Modality and Method, CMU, June 2017. [slides]
Reply to Joel Pust's "Credal Omnisicience and Relvance Confirmation" (Genin) Meeting of the American Philosophical Association Central Division, Kansas City, March 2017. [slides]
2016
Deduction, Induction, Statistics and Topology (Kelly, Genin). The Logical Structure of Correlated Information Change (LogiCIC Workshop), Amsterdam, November 2016. [slides]
A Topological Explanation of Empirical Simplicity (Kelly, Genin). Philosophy of Science Association Meeting (PSA), Altanta, November 2016. [paper] [slides]
Deduction, Induction, and Statistical Inference (Kelly, Genin). Philosophy of Scientific Experimentation 5, Univ. of Belgrade, September 2016. [video] [slides] [abstract]
Simplicity and Scientific Questions (Genin). Questions and Attitudes Workshop, CMU, June 2016. [slides]
2015
Theory Choice, Theory Change, and Inductive Truth Conduciveness (Genin, Kelly).
- Bristol-Groeningen Summer School and Conference in Formal Epistemology, University of Bristol, July 2015. [slides]
- Fifteenth Conference on Theoretical Aspects of Rationality and Knowledge (TARK), Carnegie Mellon, June 2015. [paper] [poster]
- Formal Epistemology Workshop (FEW), University of Washington, St. Louis, May 2015. [slides]
- Fourth CSLI Workshop on Logic, Rationality, and Intelligent Interaction, Stanford, May 2015. (Invited Talk) [slides] [video 1] [video 2]
2014
A Topological Theory of Empirical Simplicity (Kelly, Genin, Lin). The 24th Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association (PSA), Chicago, November 2014. [paper] [slides]
Learning with Ockham: Simplicity in Inductive Inference (Genin). Cool Logic Seminar, Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, Universiteit van Amsterdam, October 2014. [slides]
An Epistemic Justification of Ockham's Razor (Kelly, Genin). Rene Descartes Lectures, Tilburg University, October 2014. [slides]
The St. Petersburgh Paradox (Genin, Heesen). Swiss Institute Exhibition, New York City, July 2014. [video] [slides]
Tracking and Statistical Knowledge (Genin). University of Miami 11th Annual Graduate Student Conference in Epistemology, January 2014. [paper] [slides]
Contraction and the Loss of True Belief (Shear, Genin).
- North American Summer School in Logic, Language, and Information (NASSLI), Univeristy of Maryland, College Park, June 2014. [slides]
- Canadian Society for History and Philosophy of Science Annual Meeting (CSHPS), St. Catherines, Ontario, May 2014.
- Association of Symbolic Logic North American Meeting, University of Colorado, Boulder, May 2014.
- Colombian Conference in Logic, Epistemology and Philosophy of Science (Philogica III), Universidad de Los Andes, Bogota, Columbia, February 2014.