INFO372 - Department of Computer Science
... cannot be computed even with the most powerful computer and even with unlimited amount of time – e.g., Halting problem. ...
... cannot be computed even with the most powerful computer and even with unlimited amount of time – e.g., Halting problem. ...
Methodology (Cont.)
... Individuals in their daily life may suffer from negative or stressful life events. ...
... Individuals in their daily life may suffer from negative or stressful life events. ...
Fighting Fair – A Call to Ethical Arms
... Indeed, this traditional model recommends that, when the professional rules are silent or offer conflicting assistance, whatever is lawful is also ethical. This is a cop-out of the first order: it hollows out legal ethics and makes professional responsibility a redundant notion. The challenge, there ...
... Indeed, this traditional model recommends that, when the professional rules are silent or offer conflicting assistance, whatever is lawful is also ethical. This is a cop-out of the first order: it hollows out legal ethics and makes professional responsibility a redundant notion. The challenge, there ...
Artificial Participation: An Interview with Warren Sack* Preface: Joseph Dumit
... think about how much you are invested in automatic ways of conversing. The computer program ELIZA has been doing this since 1966, but as Sack discusses below, programs that ask questions rather than answer them never became a focus of the artificial intelligence community. Sack has therefore located ...
... think about how much you are invested in automatic ways of conversing. The computer program ELIZA has been doing this since 1966, but as Sack discusses below, programs that ask questions rather than answer them never became a focus of the artificial intelligence community. Sack has therefore located ...
Details - John Franco
... have been invented. For example, D* Lite, which is a dynamic, incremental search algorithm, is the most successful one. The improved performance of the D* Lite algorithm over other replanning algorithms is largely due to updating terrain cost estimates rather than recalculating them between robot mo ...
... have been invented. For example, D* Lite, which is a dynamic, incremental search algorithm, is the most successful one. The improved performance of the D* Lite algorithm over other replanning algorithms is largely due to updating terrain cost estimates rather than recalculating them between robot mo ...
Registration Brochure - Association for the Advancement of Artificial
... points of view. At the same time, several artificial intelligence researchers have designed and implemented systems that take into account the suggestions from the study of consciousness. On one hand, there is the hope of being able to design better AI programs; on the other hand, the actual impleme ...
... points of view. At the same time, several artificial intelligence researchers have designed and implemented systems that take into account the suggestions from the study of consciousness. On one hand, there is the hope of being able to design better AI programs; on the other hand, the actual impleme ...
Slide 1 - Binus Repository
... Chapter Preview In this chapter, we will study: What is meant by artificial intelligence How expert systems are developed and how they perform How AI has been applied to other arenas, such as natural language processing and neural computing The concept and usefulness of intelligent agents Et ...
... Chapter Preview In this chapter, we will study: What is meant by artificial intelligence How expert systems are developed and how they perform How AI has been applied to other arenas, such as natural language processing and neural computing The concept and usefulness of intelligent agents Et ...
chess_ai_history - Computer Science @ Marlboro
... AI development since the field first existed. The first published paper on chess AI, written by Claude Shannon in 1950, outlined objective reasons why chess would be a good test case for game AI. Chess is clearly defined in both the allowed operations and its end goal; a move is either legal or not ...
... AI development since the field first existed. The first published paper on chess AI, written by Claude Shannon in 1950, outlined objective reasons why chess would be a good test case for game AI. Chess is clearly defined in both the allowed operations and its end goal; a move is either legal or not ...
Interaction, Evolution, and Emergence in Recent Art
... that robots had been robotically (computer?) designed and robotically fabricated. While machines making machines is interesting in and of itself, the project went one step further: the robot offspring were “bred” for particular tasks. Computer scientists Jordan Pollack and colleague Hod Lipson had d ...
... that robots had been robotically (computer?) designed and robotically fabricated. While machines making machines is interesting in and of itself, the project went one step further: the robot offspring were “bred” for particular tasks. Computer scientists Jordan Pollack and colleague Hod Lipson had d ...
Alan Turing and the development of Artificial Intelligence
... these were generally limited to analysis of simple polygons and it was unclear how they could be extended to recognise real-world objects such as trees, cars or people. In the same period considerable advances were made in natural language generation and understanding (eg [35,36,37]). Early systems ...
... these were generally limited to analysis of simple polygons and it was unclear how they could be extended to recognise real-world objects such as trees, cars or people. In the same period considerable advances were made in natural language generation and understanding (eg [35,36,37]). Early systems ...
15.2 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (p. 464)
... 2. It’s usually the case that the less structure the problem has, the more you’re likely to agonize over the decision, especially if the decision is very important. 3. Also, point out the different approaches to decision making. Management theory says it’s a four step process: intelligence, design, ...
... 2. It’s usually the case that the less structure the problem has, the more you’re likely to agonize over the decision, especially if the decision is very important. 3. Also, point out the different approaches to decision making. Management theory says it’s a four step process: intelligence, design, ...
Argument Mining for Educational Applications
... • Not all dialogues can be scored • Crowdsourced laptop deployment yielded more of the target population (although sample is still biased towards high scores) ...
... • Not all dialogues can be scored • Crowdsourced laptop deployment yielded more of the target population (although sample is still biased towards high scores) ...
Affective computing and HRI (HCI2007) 2x45min lecture
... – use emotions in simulated-agent plans (to simulate human reasoning) (Gratch & Marsella), – communication and joint attention (Breazeal, MIT) – robot acceptation (Heerink, Telin) – Persuasive design (VR training, tutor agents (Gratch & Marsella, Nijholt)) – Interactive robot learning (second part o ...
... – use emotions in simulated-agent plans (to simulate human reasoning) (Gratch & Marsella), – communication and joint attention (Breazeal, MIT) – robot acceptation (Heerink, Telin) – Persuasive design (VR training, tutor agents (Gratch & Marsella, Nijholt)) – Interactive robot learning (second part o ...
aaai-11 – san francisco august 7–11 – www.aaai.org / aaai11
... Sponsored by the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence ...
... Sponsored by the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence ...
Society - OECD.org
... • AI from the perspective of human society • Gathering experts in law, economics, ethics, education, business, and technologies • Focusing on technologies which would become accessible in near future (not science fiction!) • And engaging debate with general public (e.g. web-based questionnaire and w ...
... • AI from the perspective of human society • Gathering experts in law, economics, ethics, education, business, and technologies • Focusing on technologies which would become accessible in near future (not science fiction!) • And engaging debate with general public (e.g. web-based questionnaire and w ...
Introduction to Cognitive Science - Fall 2007 Syllabus
... Paper Requirements, Recommendations and Evaluation The topic for your paper must be directly pertinent to cognitive science and must involve the use of empirical research published in an appropriate scholarly journal. A minimum of four journal articles is required. Do not use encyclopedia entries o ...
... Paper Requirements, Recommendations and Evaluation The topic for your paper must be directly pertinent to cognitive science and must involve the use of empirical research published in an appropriate scholarly journal. A minimum of four journal articles is required. Do not use encyclopedia entries o ...
Artificial Intelligence in Japan
... product developments including R&D activities will also be covered. Secondary sources referred to for this study include magazines, journals, company financials, press releases, databases, annual reports, company websites as well as government sources. ...
... product developments including R&D activities will also be covered. Secondary sources referred to for this study include magazines, journals, company financials, press releases, databases, annual reports, company websites as well as government sources. ...
Reinforcement Learning and the Reward
... agent rewards. For example, our sheer distance from the Mars rovers Spirit and Opportunity make our communication with them slow and prone to future breakdown; if these rovers were reinforcement learning agents, operators would have significant restrictions in the speed and reliability of reward all ...
... agent rewards. For example, our sheer distance from the Mars rovers Spirit and Opportunity make our communication with them slow and prone to future breakdown; if these rovers were reinforcement learning agents, operators would have significant restrictions in the speed and reliability of reward all ...
Multi Agent System & Holonic Manufacturing System
... ‘main’ program), agents are capable to initiate communication and decide (like a human) when and how to respond to external stimuli (e.g.,, manifested upon them as requests from other agents). From this perspective the agent paradigm extends the object paradigm in that agents can be regarded as proa ...
... ‘main’ program), agents are capable to initiate communication and decide (like a human) when and how to respond to external stimuli (e.g.,, manifested upon them as requests from other agents). From this perspective the agent paradigm extends the object paradigm in that agents can be regarded as proa ...
PDF file
... Traditional research paradigms in machine learning have been fruitfully informed by models of human learning. However, existing behavior-based learning techniques typically applied to robot learning (e.g., [10]) differ fundamentally from human mental development. Such differences are still not widel ...
... Traditional research paradigms in machine learning have been fruitfully informed by models of human learning. However, existing behavior-based learning techniques typically applied to robot learning (e.g., [10]) differ fundamentally from human mental development. Such differences are still not widel ...
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, MACHINE LEARNING AND DEEP
... With machine learning, we get a computer to learn from data and find insights rather than just following explicit instructions, as in the traditional programming model. ...
... With machine learning, we get a computer to learn from data and find insights rather than just following explicit instructions, as in the traditional programming model. ...
information ethics in the knowledge society
... internet etc. This paper highlights a brief history of information ethics, its nature and scope in the knowledge society along with some specific topics in computer ethics. ...
... internet etc. This paper highlights a brief history of information ethics, its nature and scope in the knowledge society along with some specific topics in computer ethics. ...
Street`s Evolutionary Debunking Argument: Nuancing A Moral
... I begin without the assumption that there are moral truths simply because this is not an argument, like Street’s, for the existence or non-existence of independent moral truths. And what is more, I can safely assume that moral truths have to do with the ends of moral individuals simply because this ...
... I begin without the assumption that there are moral truths simply because this is not an argument, like Street’s, for the existence or non-existence of independent moral truths. And what is more, I can safely assume that moral truths have to do with the ends of moral individuals simply because this ...
Clinical method
... efficacy of drugs and especially preventive medications, such as the use of aspirin as antiplatelet and, therefore, preventive of strokes and heart attacks, i.e. drugs whose effect could be demonstrated only in survey on populations of thousands of people observed for years in relation to placebo, h ...
... efficacy of drugs and especially preventive medications, such as the use of aspirin as antiplatelet and, therefore, preventive of strokes and heart attacks, i.e. drugs whose effect could be demonstrated only in survey on populations of thousands of people observed for years in relation to placebo, h ...