Calendar of events

May 2023

22 May

Islamic Universalism in International Relations

The lecture of the leading Czech Arabist Prof. Eduard Gombár will present Islamic universalism in the broader context of similar military-political universalisms in medieval history.

from 3:00 PM

26 May

Philosophical Theater: The Call of the Basilisk

What will happen the moment humanity creates an AI that excels not only in intelligence skills, but also in moral reasoning? Should we fear something whose sole purpose is to improve us? The Philosophical Theater presents their own retrofuturistic drama about why within the framework of artificial intelligence one should not think about mercy and whether it wouldn't be better to listen to the Call of the Basilisk.

from 8:00 PM to 9:15 PM

31 May

Large language models and the production of student professional texts

An informal faculty discussion designed especially for academic staff on the problems and challenges associated with the use of generative artificial intelligence tools in the creation of various types of student theses. Are we letting big language models into the classroom? Do we have a choice? And how do we assign theses in a meaningful way in light of the new massively expanded text generation tools?

from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM

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