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2025 International Conference on Philosophy of Computing

Following the success of our series of Symposia on Philosophy of Computing (2023, 2024) — the first event of its kind in Latin America which helped connect researchers and industry experts with people from all verticals — the Research Group on Philosophy of Computing of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) is proud to introduce de 2025 International Conference on Philosophy of Computing. This three-day academic gathering is dedicated to cutting-edge research at the intersection of computation and philosophy, a discussion that has never been more urgent. In an era defined by rapid technological change, ethical dilemmas in AI, and the increasing influence of computational systems on society, we need spaces for critical reflection and rigorous debate. As computation continues to shape our institutions, economies, and even our understanding of knowledge and existence, this conference aims to foster deep interdisciplinary engagement on the philosophical challenges and responsibilities of our digital age.

This conference provides a focused space for rigorous academic exchange, where scholars and researchers will explore advancements in the following topical areas:

  • Theory of Computation, Formal Languages, Logic, and Foundational Mathematics
  • Biocomputation, Biomathematics, and Artificial Life
  • Physical and Non-Conventional Computation
  • Frontier Artificial Intelligence, Neurocomputation, and Computational Linguistics
  • Computational and Non-Computational Cognitive Science
  • Gender, Politics, and Society in Computing
  • Ethical Issues in and of Computing
  • Aesthetic Issues in and of Computing
  • Philosophy of Science and Mathematics in the Era of Computing Machinery
  • Ontological, Epistemological, Metaphysical, and Axiological Issues in Computing
  • Computational Philosophy
  • Philosophy of Interaction Design
  • Philosophy of Computing and Computer Science
 

To continue fostering dialogue beyond academia, the conference will be preceeded by the 2025 edition of the Symposium on Philosophy of Computing, a free-to-attend and public-facing event which will take place in the two days leading up to the Conference. As a free and open satellite event, the Symposium brings expert discussions to the wider public, making it more accessible to all and offering academics the chance to challenge themselves in engaging with a broader public.

Conference Details

Location: Central Camputs of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico. 
Symposium language: English & Spanish
Conference language: English only
Shared keynotes language: English & Spanish

Submission period: February 2 – May 31, 2025 
Submission acceptance deadline: June 28, 2025. 
Program ready on our website: July 1, 2025. 
Registration opens: July 1, 2025.  
Symposium Dates: October 27 – 28, 2025
Conference Dates: October 29 – 31, 2025

Notes:

  • We will try to get some special deals with nearby hotels. Check back soon for more details.
  • Coffee will be available at all times during the whole week. 
  • Dinner will be offered on october the 30th. Depending on demand and food option, an extra feed might be required, but we will do everything we can to avoid that extra fee.
  • The closing ceremony to be held on the 31st will be followed by a concert and a small cocktail, available for free to attendees and presentators alike. 
  • A complimentary, free-of-charge tour around the City, right amid the celebration of the Day of the Dead, will be offered to registered participants on the 29th. 

Submission guidelines

Submissions should be prepared in English and as follows:

(1) A short, 150 – 300 word abstract (to be entered in the submission form itself).
(2) An extended abstract, in PDF format, of at most 1,000 words (excluding references), which must also exclude any information allowing for the identification of the author(s) or their affiliation since these PDFs will be submitted to peer review (to be uploaded in the submission form).

Accepted abstracts will be included in the Conference Abstract Book, which will be made available to all participants.

Submission process

Please submit your abstract via the online submission portal. You will need to create an account in our abstract management system before you can submit your abstract.

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