Published on 12 Aug 2024

Unlocking the Secrets of AI: Professor Peter Millican Leads Inaugural Masterclass for the Turing AI Scholars Programme (TAISP)

We are thrilled to announce that Professor Peter Millican, a renowned expert in Philosophy and Computer Science, will lead the first masterclass for the flagship Turing AI Scholars Programme (TAISP) at the College of Computing and Data Science (CCDS), NTU from 14 Aug – 18 Sep 2024. 

A Trailblazer in AI and Philosophy   
Professor Millican is Gilbert Ryle Fellow and Professor of Philosophy at Hertford College, University of Oxford, has spent his career bridging the gap between philosophy and technology. His groundbreaking work explores the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI), epistemology, and logic, making him the perfect guide for our scholars.

A Unique Perspective on AI   
In his masterclass, Professor Millican will draw on his extensive research and teaching experience to offer a unique perspective on AI, blending rigorous philosophical inquiry with practical insights. His dedication to educational outreach and public engagement ensures that complex topics are accessible to all.

We are honoured to have Professor Millican lead our scholars on this transformative journey discovering the exciting possibilities of AI. Join us in welcoming Professor Peter Millican at CCDS, NTU. 

About Professor Peter Millican
- Professor of Philosophy, Hertford College, University of Oxford
- Founder of the Computer Science & Philosophy degree program at Oxford
- Creator of educational software and resources, including www.philocomp.net and www.turtle.ox.ac.uk
- Host of the ‘Futuremakers’ podcast and organiser of the Ethics in AI seminar series

About the Turing AI Scholars Programme
- Designed to foster the next generation of AI leaders and innovators
- Combines rigorous academic training with practical expertise and mentorship
- Unique features include masterclasses by world-leading AI professors, mentorship by top AI faculty, overseas work-study exposure and scholarship

Read more about TAISP here