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Organised by the Munich Interactive Intelligence Initiative (Mi3), LMU Munich, and Venice International University, this three-day workshop focuses on the following question: “What do we learn from studying interbrain synchrony that other analysis approaches to hyperscanning data do not offer?”

Hosted by the LMU, the Institute of Philosophy (University of London) and the University of Hong Kong, the 2026 Philosophy of AI Summer School offers an intensive five-day programme devoted to this year’s theme: Reasoning and Agency in AI.

Our winter semester sees the return of our series of interdisciplinary lab meetings, featuring speakers bringing together perspectives from philosophy, cognitive neuroscience and more.

How is it possible for conscious experience, our inner mental life populated by subjective sensations, feelings and thoughts, to arise from information processing in our brain?

The Summer Institute brings together talented young researchers and renowned scientists from around the globe and aims to spark a dialogue about decision making under the real world constraints of limited time, information, or computational power. The Summer Institute offers a forum for young scholars from various disciplines to share their approaches...

We live in the age of persuasion. From the outcomes of political campaigns to our stand on issues such as global warming, immigration crisis and taxation, the fate of the most critical issues in our public life depends on persuaders working to influence public opinion. The research on social influence has been dominated by the motivation to understand the mind....