SEMINAR "Mathematical and computer science limits of algorithmicity", April 3, 2025
The Center for Advanced Studies and the Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science of the Warsaw University of Technology invite you to a series of seminars devoted to the foundations of computational intelligence.
The field of computational intelligence is breaking records in popularity. Its progress is evident in both new application fields and increasingly refined algorithms. Development is rapid and fascinating – at the intersection of mathematics and computer science, a field of knowledge has emerged that impacts (almost) everyone and is difficult to ignore. Subsequent meetings in the series will address topics such as data representation, computational complexity, and many others. There will also be room for discussion.
Leadership team:
Władysław Homenda (WMiNI PW)
Stanisław Janeczko (WMiNI, CSZ PW)
Agnieszka Jastrzębska (WMiNI PW)
Zbigniew Lonc (WMiNI PW)
Paweł Rzążewski (WMiNI PW)
Date and place of the event:
April 3, 2025 , MiNI PW Building, 75 Koszykowa Street,
room 40 (Faculty Council)
18:00-18:45
Did Gödel prove that we are not an algorithm?
Stanisław KRAJEWSKI
Faculty of Philosophy, University of Warsaw
19:00-19:45
Did Einstein convince us that all intellectual cognition must rely on a metaphysical impulse?
Artur PRZELASKOWSKI,
Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science, Warsaw University of Technology
We invite all interested people from research centers to participate.
