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The focus of this conference is theexplanation of collective agency, cognition and

cooperation in natural and articial systems andthe challenges arising from the construction of

machines (like software agents and robots) thatact together with other machines and human be-ings. This topic is approached from a multidisci-

plinary perspective involving philosophy, articialintelligence, computer science, cognitive and

neuroscience, robotics, social scienceand engineering cybernetics.

Organisation:Prof. Dr. Catrin Misselhorn

Prof. Dr. Frank Allgwer

Filip Krumpe

Contact (e.g. for registration):catrin.misselhorn@philo.uni-stuttgart.de

Web Pages:www.uni-stuttgart.de/philo/termine/caac

www.uni-stuttgart.de/philowww.simtech.uni-stuttgart.de

Conference Location:Internationales Begegnungszentrum

Eulenhof StuttgartRobert-Leicht-Strae 161

70569 Stuttgart (Vaihingen)

Registration:22nd July, 8.45-9.15 at the conference

Poster Sessions

Posters will be presented throughout thewhole conference. Poster Sessions will be in the

Lunchbreak on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Allparticipants will give a short introduction

at the following dates:

Day 1

Appetizer Poster Session I9.25 - 9.30 h

Anika FiebichDr. Sabine Thrmel

Appetizer Poster Session II13.00 - 13.05 h

Patrizia Pecl & Philipp BartelsFilip Krumpe

Day 2

Appetizer Poster Session III9.25 - 9.30 h

Valentin Schwind

Appetizer Poster Session IV13.00 - 13.05 h

Anastasia PlatonovaTom Poljansek

Day 3

Appetizer Poster Session V9.25 - 9.30 h

Markus FunkHauke Behrendt

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Day 1 (22ndJuly) Day 3 (24thJuly)Day 2 (23rdJuly)First Panel: From Human-Machine Cooperation to

Collective Agency

9.15-9.25:

9.30-10.20:

10.20-11.10:

11.10-11.40:

11.40-12.30:

12.30-13.00:

Welcome and IntroductionProf. Dr. Catrin Misselhorn

Embodied Cooperative Systems:From Tool to PartnershipProf. Dr. Ipke Wachsmuth (University of Bielefeld)

Common Knowledge and Joint Intentional ActionDr. Olle Blomberg (University of Edinburgh)

Coffee Break

Can Articial Systems be Part ofCollective Action?Dr. Anna Strasser(Berlin School of Mind and Brain)

Round Table Discussion with Ipke Wachsmuth,Olle Blomberg, Anna Strasser, Anika Fiebich,Sabine ThrmelChair: Dr. Joerg Fingerhut

13.05-14.30: Lunch and Postersession

Second Panel: Collective Agency and Responsibilityin Multi-Agent Systems

14.30-15.20:

15.20-16.10:

16.10-16.40:

16.40-17.30:

17.30-18.00:

A Short Introduction to Multi-Agent Systems.An Engineering PerspectiveProf. Dr. Frank Allgwer (University of Stuttgart)

Sharing Responsibility with RobotsDr. Christian Neuhuser (University of Luzern)

Coffee Break

PageRank Computation via DistributedRandomized Algorithms with Web AggregationProf. Dr. Hideaki Ishii(Tokyo Institute of Technology)

Round Table Discussion with Frank Allgwer,Christian Neuhuser, Hideaki Ishii, PhilippBartels, Patrizia Pecl, Filip KrumpeChair: Wulf Loh, M.A.

Third Panel: Social and Emotional Aspects ofCooperation

9.30-10.20:

10.20-11.10:

11.10-11.40:

11.40-12.30:

12.30-13.00:

The Perception and Negotiation of Agencyin Human Dyadic InteractionDr. Marieke Rhode (University of Bielefeld)

From Explicit Human-Computer-Interaction toDecision MakingProf. Dr. Albrecht Schmidt(University of Stuttgart)

Coffee Break

Is Empathy with Robots Morally RelevantProf. Dr. Catrin Misselhorn(University of Stuttgart)

Round Table Discussion with Marieke Rhode,Albrecht Schmidt, Catrin Misselhorn, ValentinSchwindChair: Anja Berninger, M.A.

13.05-14.30: Lunch and Postersession

Fourth Panel: Simulating Collective Agency andCooperation

Fifth Panel: Intersubjectivitiy and the CulturalDimension

9.30-10.20:

10.20-10.40:

10.40-11.30:

11.30-12.00:

12.00-12.30:

Internal Embodiment and IntersubjectivitiyDr. Mog Stapleton (University of Stuttgart)

Coffee Break

Why Do some Chimpanzees have Laptop

Projectors?Dr. Joanna Bryson (University of Bath)

Round Table Discussion with Mog Stapleton,Joanna Bryson, Hauke Behrendt, Markus FunkChair: Dr. Ulrike Ramming

Final Discussion and Future ProspectsPlenum

12.30-14.30: Lunch and Postersession

19.30: Conference Dinner

14.30-15.20:

15.20-16.10:

16.10-16.40:

16.40-17.30:

17.30-18.00:

Planning for Collective AgencyProf. Dr. Stephen Butterll(University of Warwick)

Agent-Based Simulation in StrategicManagement: A Comparison and an ExampleProf. Dr. Meike Tilebein (University of Stuttgart)

Coffee Break

What can Simulation Models of Cooperationdemonstrate? A Critical Look at the History of theEvolution of CooperationDr. Eckhart Arnold (University of Coburg)

Round Table Discussion with Stephen Butterll,Meike Tilebein, Eckhart Arnold,Anastasia Platonova, Tom PoljansekChair: Christoph Michel, M.A.

19.30: Dinner