Thanks to all who contributed to making this workshop at #RLDM2019 a great success! Thanks especially to the conference organizers including workshop chairs Philip Thomas and @gershbrain, and to our invited speakers @mollycrockett and @alex_peys!
Be excited: the RLDM Workshop on Moral Decision-Making is tomorrow at #RLDM2019! As part of the workshop, we'll be holding small-group discussions in the hopes of fostering new opportunities for collaboration. Tweet what you'd like to talk about using the hashtag #RLDMMoral!
The program for the workshop, along with the list of accepted presentations, is now posted on the website! Stay tuned for information about the keynote speakers...
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Tonight is the *final* extended deadline for the RLDM Workshop on Moral Decision Making. Submit your abstract by midnight (anywhere in the world). https://t.co/Z2KzbjnrS2
Due to the timing surrounding the notifications to the main RLDM conference, we have received a few requests to extend the deadline a little further. As a result, we will be extending the deadline once more - to April 29th! Thank you for your patience!
The extended deadline for this workshop is on Monday! An opportunity to present your work on moral decision-making in humans or machines!
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We are extending the submission deadline to April 15th. Submit your (~500 word) abstracts here: https://t.co/Z2KzbjnrS2 #RLDM2019#moralpsychology#aiethics
The RLDM Workshop on Moral Decision Making is looking for abstract submissions (max 500 words) to give brief presentations (~10 min) at the workshop. A great opportunity to share your insights with a diverse set of scholars! See the call for abstracts: https://t.co/Z2KzbjnrS2
Announcing the RLDM workshop on Moral Decision Making at #RLDM2019! An opportunity for scholars from diverse disciplines to meet and discuss moral decision making in humans and machines. https://t.co/F2btwq6Z9Z