Cognitive Decathlon
... are identical. The notion of sameness is an ill-defined and perhaps socially constructed concept (cf. French, 1995), and this ambiguity helped structure a series of graded tests related to visual identification. Typically, objects used for identification should be comprised of two or more connected ...
... are identical. The notion of sameness is an ill-defined and perhaps socially constructed concept (cf. French, 1995), and this ambiguity helped structure a series of graded tests related to visual identification. Typically, objects used for identification should be comprised of two or more connected ...
VR, IoT, and AI Panels
... Tanzania. In our session, speakers will talk about creating VR film pieces with the power to move people in a memorable, lasting way. Panelists will share their views on where the industry is going and what that means for the future of cinema to create impact. ...
... Tanzania. In our session, speakers will talk about creating VR film pieces with the power to move people in a memorable, lasting way. Panelists will share their views on where the industry is going and what that means for the future of cinema to create impact. ...
Artificial Intelligence
... A brief history of artificial intelligence Although artificial intelligence as an independent field of study is relatively new, it has some roots in the past. We can say that it started 2,400 years ago when the Greek philosopher Aristotle invented the concept of logical reasoning. The effort to fin ...
... A brief history of artificial intelligence Although artificial intelligence as an independent field of study is relatively new, it has some roots in the past. We can say that it started 2,400 years ago when the Greek philosopher Aristotle invented the concept of logical reasoning. The effort to fin ...
Notes 1: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
... • No hands across America (driving autonomously 98% of the time from Pittsburgh to San Diego) • During the 1991 Gulf War, US forces deployed an AI logistics planning and scheduling program that involved up to 50,000 vehicles, cargo, and people • NASA's on-board autonomous planning program controlled ...
... • No hands across America (driving autonomously 98% of the time from Pittsburgh to San Diego) • During the 1991 Gulf War, US forces deployed an AI logistics planning and scheduling program that involved up to 50,000 vehicles, cargo, and people • NASA's on-board autonomous planning program controlled ...
assign2a
... experiences. His model — supported by a diverse body of archaeological and psychological data — outlines several revolutions in how the mind managed the information stored in the brain, with each change yielding a new level of cognition, a new state of consciousness. Donald, now chair of cognitive s ...
... experiences. His model — supported by a diverse body of archaeological and psychological data — outlines several revolutions in how the mind managed the information stored in the brain, with each change yielding a new level of cognition, a new state of consciousness. Donald, now chair of cognitive s ...
turing test - Department of Intelligent Systems
... • Later, most of us first recognized a human posture with peripheral vision and then remembered – it is just Angie • A couple of very negative reactions (non-scientist middle-aged ladies) protesting at the director to remove the mannequin • How is this possible? – other reports also mention protests ...
... • Later, most of us first recognized a human posture with peripheral vision and then remembered – it is just Angie • A couple of very negative reactions (non-scientist middle-aged ladies) protesting at the director to remove the mannequin • How is this possible? – other reports also mention protests ...
CE213 Artificial Intelligence – Lecture 1
... Two distinct but related themes are apparent: • Building machines that think and learn like people. • Building machines that act rationally/intelligently. ...
... Two distinct but related themes are apparent: • Building machines that think and learn like people. • Building machines that act rationally/intelligently. ...
Industrial and commercial uses of artificial intelligence
... Although we may be decades away from the theatrical vision of “The Terminator”, the idea of artificial intelligence is still nothing to disregard. Technology is getting closer and closer to mimicking human decision making and simulating thought. Inventions such as the driverless car are just the beg ...
... Although we may be decades away from the theatrical vision of “The Terminator”, the idea of artificial intelligence is still nothing to disregard. Technology is getting closer and closer to mimicking human decision making and simulating thought. Inventions such as the driverless car are just the beg ...
The Turing Test
... Justin Leiber on why the Turing Test is important Turing was adamant for just that reason that what counts could only be that a real mechanism should REALLY PASS the test. In everyday life, in law, in science, and in myth that the Turing Test is surely a natural Turing Test is a reasonably deta ...
... Justin Leiber on why the Turing Test is important Turing was adamant for just that reason that what counts could only be that a real mechanism should REALLY PASS the test. In everyday life, in law, in science, and in myth that the Turing Test is surely a natural Turing Test is a reasonably deta ...
Introduction
... creates such sequences. I.e., we viewed the task of generating the sequence of actions as an information processing task optimizing a certain objective or “utility” function (i.e., the overall duration). AI: We want to discover such principles! General area: sequential decision making in uncertain ...
... creates such sequences. I.e., we viewed the task of generating the sequence of actions as an information processing task optimizing a certain objective or “utility” function (i.e., the overall duration). AI: We want to discover such principles! General area: sequential decision making in uncertain ...
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... action sequences for related tasks. Concrete example domain: Cooking. Goal: Build household robot. Robot observe a set of actions (e.g., boiling water, rinsing, chopping, etc.). Robot can learn which actions are required for what type of meal. But, how do we get the right sequence of actions? Certai ...
... action sequences for related tasks. Concrete example domain: Cooking. Goal: Build household robot. Robot observe a set of actions (e.g., boiling water, rinsing, chopping, etc.). Robot can learn which actions are required for what type of meal. But, how do we get the right sequence of actions? Certai ...
word - Andrew L. Diamond
... methodologies used included Decision Trees, Support Vector Machines, and Neural Networks on energy statistics. (See website, “Texture Classification”.) Proposal included the use of gray scale morphological image processing methods to delineate colonies from resulting pixel classification images foll ...
... methodologies used included Decision Trees, Support Vector Machines, and Neural Networks on energy statistics. (See website, “Texture Classification”.) Proposal included the use of gray scale morphological image processing methods to delineate colonies from resulting pixel classification images foll ...
CS 561a: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
... • AI research has both theoretical and experimental sides. The experimental side has both basic and applied aspects. • There are two main lines of research: • One is biological, based on the idea that since humans are intelligent, AI should study humans and imitate their psychology or physiology. • ...
... • AI research has both theoretical and experimental sides. The experimental side has both basic and applied aspects. • There are two main lines of research: • One is biological, based on the idea that since humans are intelligent, AI should study humans and imitate their psychology or physiology. • ...
Turing Machine
... passing the Turing Test and is therefore intelligent according to Turing. • But the system does not understand Chinese as it just comprises a rule book and stacks of paper which do not understand Chinese. • Therefore, running the right program does not necessarily generate ...
... passing the Turing Test and is therefore intelligent according to Turing. • But the system does not understand Chinese as it just comprises a rule book and stacks of paper which do not understand Chinese. • Therefore, running the right program does not necessarily generate ...
Introduction - Cornell Computer Science
... • cycle times: order of 10^(-9) seconds Numbers are getting close! Hardware will surpass human brain within next 20 yrs. ...
... • cycle times: order of 10^(-9) seconds Numbers are getting close! Hardware will surpass human brain within next 20 yrs. ...
Introduction
... creates such sequences. I.e., we viewed the task of generating the sequence of actions as an information processing task optimizing a certain objective or “utility” function (i.e., the overall duration). AI: We want to discover such principles! General area: sequential decision making in uncertain ...
... creates such sequences. I.e., we viewed the task of generating the sequence of actions as an information processing task optimizing a certain objective or “utility” function (i.e., the overall duration). AI: We want to discover such principles! General area: sequential decision making in uncertain ...
(pdf)
... action sequences for related tasks. Concrete example domain: Cooking. Goal: Build household robot. Robot observe a set of actions (e.g., boiling water, rinsing, chopping, etc.). Robot can learn which actions are required for what type of meal. But, how do we get the right sequence of actions? Certai ...
... action sequences for related tasks. Concrete example domain: Cooking. Goal: Build household robot. Robot observe a set of actions (e.g., boiling water, rinsing, chopping, etc.). Robot can learn which actions are required for what type of meal. But, how do we get the right sequence of actions? Certai ...
artificial inteligence
... ever have guessed that there would be such a prevalent and life altering machine, which simply sits where it is and by outward observation does nothing, as a computer. If this speculator from the past were to ask us what such a seemingly useless device could do to bring it to the forefront of techno ...
... ever have guessed that there would be such a prevalent and life altering machine, which simply sits where it is and by outward observation does nothing, as a computer. If this speculator from the past were to ask us what such a seemingly useless device could do to bring it to the forefront of techno ...
Turing Test Assignment
... Alan,T. (2016). The Turing test, 1950. Available: http://www.turing.org.uk/scrapbook/test.html. Last accessed 03rd march 2016. Could a computer think ? The before –math This paper was written by Alan Turing while he worked at the computing laboratory in Manchester University. Were the possibil ...
... Alan,T. (2016). The Turing test, 1950. Available: http://www.turing.org.uk/scrapbook/test.html. Last accessed 03rd march 2016. Could a computer think ? The before –math This paper was written by Alan Turing while he worked at the computing laboratory in Manchester University. Were the possibil ...
Co-Designing Agents: A Vision
... For several years, some colleagues, students, and I have been developing autonomous agents that serve as actors in a virtual reality drama (Anstey et al., 2003; Shapiro et al., 2005a; Shapiro et al., 2005b; Shapiro et al., 2005c). The agents proved difficult to debug, principally for the following r ...
... For several years, some colleagues, students, and I have been developing autonomous agents that serve as actors in a virtual reality drama (Anstey et al., 2003; Shapiro et al., 2005a; Shapiro et al., 2005b; Shapiro et al., 2005c). The agents proved difficult to debug, principally for the following r ...
The Trouble with the Turing Test
... by academic philosophers, it was reprinted in The World of Mathematics, an anthology of writings on the classic problems and themes of mathematics and logic, most of them written by the greatest mathematicians and logicians of all time. (In an act that presaged much of the confusion that followed re ...
... by academic philosophers, it was reprinted in The World of Mathematics, an anthology of writings on the classic problems and themes of mathematics and logic, most of them written by the greatest mathematicians and logicians of all time. (In an act that presaged much of the confusion that followed re ...
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... discriminative for classifying a scene type or for recognizing an object, such methods can be used to classify scenes or even for recognizing objects from general backgrounds (Fei-Fei, 2006) [9], Poggio & coworkers [25]). However, we can expect that the performance will depend on how discriminative ...
... discriminative for classifying a scene type or for recognizing an object, such methods can be used to classify scenes or even for recognizing objects from general backgrounds (Fei-Fei, 2006) [9], Poggio & coworkers [25]). However, we can expect that the performance will depend on how discriminative ...
Intelligence - Cognitive Science Department
... just like mine. That machine zeroes in on key words in a clue, then combs its memory (in Watson’s case, a 15-terabyte data bank of human knowledge) for clusters of associations with those words. It rigorously checks the top hits against all the contextual information it can muster: the category name ...
... just like mine. That machine zeroes in on key words in a clue, then combs its memory (in Watson’s case, a 15-terabyte data bank of human knowledge) for clusters of associations with those words. It rigorously checks the top hits against all the contextual information it can muster: the category name ...