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Tillmann Vierkant is a Professor of Neurophilosophy of Agency and Free Will at the University of Edinburgh.

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It was wonderful to see so many members of our CTMF research community together in one place for Professor Vallor's Inaugural Lecture, 'In a Mirror, Dimly: Why AI Can’t Tell Our Stories, and Why We Must'! In case you missed it, you can watch
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