@loehrgui

Assistant Professor @VUamsterdam, Philosophy of Psychology, Language, Technology, AI, 🤖, Social Ontology, Conceptual Engineering, he/they, @loehrgui.bsky.socia

 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Joined March 2019
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ozsw.nl/activity/workshop-oz… On Wednesday, I will be speaking about chatbot speech act responsibility gaps with @KrisGoffin @psweeneyphilos and Tamara Dobler. Based on this academic.oup.com/book/63302/…
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Every word an LLM utters reverberates with many voices – and they are not singing in unison. In a new paper, @BeckmannPierre and I argue that this polyphony breaks the usual inferences we make in attributing understanding. We offer a conception of understanding fit for AI 🧵1/14
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In the paper “Artificial Intelligence and the dignity of the judiciary”, @tamezad and @johnfsymons explore how the dignity of the judiciary can be affected by AI systems. journals.ub.uni-koeln.de/ind…
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academic.oup.com/book/63302/… This came out last week! You all heard about responsibility gaps but have you heard of speech act responsibility gaps?

Chatbots and Speech Act Responsibility Gaps

Abstract. This chapter argues that chatbots create a new kind of responsibility gap, which it calls the ‘speech act responsibility gap’. Unlike the respons

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Check out the paper “Bearing the Moral Weight: What's Lost When AI Decides?” by Christine Susienka in the Topical Collection "AI and Human Dignity". The paper argues that human dignity requires that certain decisions should not be outsourced to AI systems journals.ub.uni-koeln.de/ind…
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The paper “Dehumanising Borders: Can Artificial Intelligence Mitigate Relational Inequality in Border Controls?” by Jason Branford provides relational egalitarian objections to the use of AI systems in border controls. journals.ub.uni-koeln.de/ind…
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ozsw.nl/activity/workshop-oz… Great workshop on chatbots in October!
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Guido Löhr retweeted
FUKUSHIMA Gen@gnfksmAug 17
Synthese誌から"In Defence of Messy Political Terms"という論文が出ました🎉 Herman Cappelenの、"democracy/democratic"という言葉はメチャクチャだから捨てましょうという主張を題材に、メチャクチャな言葉だからこそ動員に使えるから残した方が良いと主張する論文です。 link.springer.com/article/10…

In defence of messy political terms

Synthese - In The Concept of Democracy, Herman Cappelen argues for abandoning the terms ‘democracy’ and ‘democratic’ on the grounds that they are messy: they are normatively...

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In the topical collection "Philosophy of Neuromorphic AI", the paper “Neuromorphic Hardware and the Prospect of AI Enbrainment” by @dcshiller defines the concept of “enbrainment” and explores its philosophical implications for AI systems. journals.ub.uni-koeln.de/ind…
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Recent publication by @simondgoldstein and @ben_levinstein: While LLMs may satisfy some of the traditional criteria for having a mind, the evidence remains inconclusive. journals.ub.uni-koeln.de/ind…
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Available now! American Philosophical Quarterly Vol. 63, No. 3, featuring contributions by @loehrgui, @antoninbroi, @yanaisen, and more. scholarlypublishingcollectiv…
Cover of American Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 63, Issue 2, July 2026. Blue letters spell "APQ" at the top of the page on a green rectangle, with a yellow rectangle below separating it from the rest of the red background.

ALT Cover of American Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 63, Issue 2, July 2026. Blue letters spell "APQ" at the top of the page on a green rectangle, with a yellow rectangle below separating it from the rest of the red background.

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🔥My first paper is out in Synthese — open access: “From simulating to duplicating the brain”🔥 link.springer.com/article/10… Abstract below. Would love to hear what you think (and especially any objections / counterexamples). @SpringerNature
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Among the latest papers published in Philosophy of AI: @paolomonti_ explores the role of LLM based chatbots that, while not being Habermasian communicative agents, work as linguistic machines affecting users' communicative agency. journals.ub.uni-koeln.de/ind…
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The current volume is out and it is growing!
Philosophy of AI@JournalPhilAIJul 20
We published four new articles on our website. By (among others) @simondgoldstein, @ben_levinstein, @paolomonti_ @branford_jason @johnfsymons! Check out other papers by @dcshiller, M. Chirimuuta, Björn Lundgren, Nancy Abigail Nuñez Hernández, & Christine Susienka
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We published four new articles on our website. By (among others) @simondgoldstein, @ben_levinstein, @paolomonti_ @branford_jason @johnfsymons! Check out other papers by @dcshiller, M. Chirimuuta, Björn Lundgren, Nancy Abigail Nuñez Hernández, & Christine Susienka
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Collection completed. @SteveBrusatte
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philevents.org/event/show/15… Was Wittgenstein a Romantic? What can we learn from attributing formalism to Wittgenstein? These are the questions we will be discussing at the @VU_FGW in September!
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🧵👇🧠 Exciting news! The first two papers of our topical collection on the Philosophy of Neuromorphic AI are out today in @JournalPhilAI ! Thanks to co-guest editor @gualtieropicc , EiC @loehrgui and @VincentCMueller, and of course the authors! Thread below 🧵👇
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Guido Löhr retweeted
Carlo Ierna@carloiernaJun 8
My article "Reversing the history of philosophy" is out now in OpenAccess: doi.org/10.1080/00131857.202…
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scholarlypublishingcollectiv… Finally, this got published! I
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