The CeTI workshop explored the role of causality in interpreting robot behavior and human-machine interaction systems through a truly interdisciplinary dialogue.
The contributions of our experts offered different and complementary perspectives:
- Enno Fischer (Philosophy) – Models of causal explanation
- Katharina Kaesling & Konstantin Hofmann (Law and Legal Aspects of AI) – Causality, transparency, and legal requirements
- Verena Klös & Cong Wang (Explainability Engineering) – Understanding and explaining complex robot behavior
- Irene Valori (Neuroscience) – Psychological and neurocognitive foundations for inclusive technologies and the sense of agency in children
The meeting offered a rich exchange of perspectives, strengthening the links between philosophy, law, engineering, and neuroscience and confirming CeTI’s mission: to promote the understanding and explainability of intelligent systems through interdisciplinary approaches.
