2015 Conference schedule:
Concurrent sessions (Details below)

Movies on the PMU lawn Monday Sept. 15 - Wednesday Sept. 17 Sunset at 7:48 PM Replayed at 10PM Monday & Wednesday
Monday 8:00 PM	Transcendence (119 minutes) A scientist's drive for artificial intelligence, takes on dangerous implications when his consciousness is uploaded into one such program.
Monday 10:00 PM	Transcendence (119 minutes) A scientist's drive for artificial intelligence, takes on dangerous implications when his consciousness is uploaded into one such program.
Tuesday 8:00 PM	AI (146 minutes) A highly advanced robotic boy longs to become 'real' so that he can regain the love of his human mother.
Wednesday 8:00 PM	Jurassic Park (127 minutes) During a preview tour, a theme park suffers a major power breakdown that allows its cloned dinosaur exhibits to run amok.
Wednesday 10:10 PM	Jurassic Park (127 minutes) During a preview tour, a theme park suffers a major power breakdown that allows its cloned dinosaur exhibits to run amok.

Conference Schedule Thursday Sept. 18
12 - 1 PM	Armchair Discussion: What do you need to know about AI? - Fowler Hall Introduction by Gerry McCartney - System CIO and VP of Information Technology James Barrat Dean Gary Bertoline
1 - 5 PM	Krannert Auditorium - Room 140 Loeb Playhouse Krannert Exec Ed - Room 108 Fowler Hall
5 - 6 PM	Keynote: Can We Coexist with Superintelligent Machines? - Fowler Hall Introduction by President Mitch Daniels James Barrat

Krannert Auditorium Room 140
1 - 1:45 PM	Man versus Machine and the Future of Work David Hummels - Professor of Economics and Interim Dean, Krannert School of Management
2 - 2:45 PM	Artificial Intelligence and the Appearance of Wisdom: Connecting AI with Our Knowledge of what is Good Professor Patrick Kain
3 - 3:45 PM	Robot applications might be the key to understanding the human mind Professor Zygmunt Pizlo
4 - 4:45 PM	Synthetic Life: Our Hybrid Future Professor Jenna Rickus

Loeb Playhouse
1 - 1:45 PM	Are we too smart for our own good? How large-scale machine learning systems can vastly exceed human level decision-making abilities Professor Jennifer Neville
2 - 2:45 PM	Will robots insure our safety or place us at risk? Professor Eric Matson
3 - 3:45 PM	Mythbusting today’s Nanotechnology and Knowledge Transfer through nanoHUB.org Professor Gerhard Klimeck
4 - 4:45 PM	Digital Nature Professor Bryan Pijanowski

Krannert Exec Ed Room 108
1 - 1:45 PM	Personalized Learning and the Future of Educational Technology Professor Jeffrey D. Karpicke
2 - 2:45 PM	Global Vitamin Enhancement of Maize Grain: Wonderful Opportunities for Genomic Selection Professor Torbert Rocheford
3 - 3:45 PM	Minds, Culture and the Evolution of Intelligence Professor Dan Kelly
4 - 4:45 PM	The Moral Status of Future Machines Professor Mark Bernstein

Fowler Hall
1 - 1:45 PM	Faster than Our Understanding Professor Eugene Spafford
2 - 2:45 PM	The Machine in the Game: Technology and the Contemporary Evolution of Sport Professor Rayvon Fouché
3 - 3:45 PM	Why ain't you rich?: why our current understanding of 'rational choice' isn't good enough for superintelligence Nate Soares- MIRI Research Fellow
4 - 4:30 PM	Just Looking? – Motivations and Mechanisms for Machine Vision in the 21st Century Professor Fabian Winkler Professor Shannon McMullen
4:30 - 5 PM	Visual Intelligence and the Terminator Professor Eugenio Culurciello Alfredo Canziani

Movies in the tent in front of AGAD
Thursday 10:00 AM	Tron (96 minutes) A computer hacker is abducted into the digital world and forced to participate in gladiatorial games where his only chance of escape is with the help of a heroic security program.
Thursday 12:00 PM	Gattaca (108 minutes) A genetically inferior man assumes the identity of a superior one in order to pursue his lifelong dream of space travel.
Thursday 2:00 PM	Dr. Strangelove (95 minutes) An insane general triggers a path to nuclear holocaust that a war room full of politicians and generals frantically try to stop.