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Dr. Hugolin Bergier is a tenured Associate Professor and Program Director at Regis University's Computer Science Department. With a Ph.D. in Mathematics and Computer Science from the Université Paris-Sorbonne, his academic journey is rooted in the intersection of logic, mathematics and computation, particularly as they relate to broader philosophical and ethical questions. His teaching portfolio includes foundational courses such as Principles of Programming Languages and Computation Theory, as well as seminars on the philosophy of science, AI ethics and the metaphysical implications of computation. In addition to his academic role, Dr. Bergier is a Research Scientist consultant at Phase Change Software, where he contributes to developing formal ontologies and logic-based AI applied to program analysis. Dr. Bergier resides in Colorado with his wife and six children. His passions extend beyond academia to initiatives fostering cultural and educational exchanges between the United States and France. His research interests revolve around the intersection of logic, computation, artificial intelligence and philosophy, with a focus on their ethical implications and applications in formal systems. His work is deeply influenced by the ideas of Jean Ladrière, particularly in exploring the relationship between formal logic and the broader horizons of human understanding.

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