The symposium Artificial Intelligence in the wild
was
organized at the occasion of the 10th Anniversary
of the AI Institute Groningen on
Wednesday October 20th, before the BNAIC'04 conference
The symposium focused on the achievements
of the situated & embodied paradigm, in contrast
to logic-based approaches. The "wild" environment
in this respect covers both the natural and man-made
environments and environments in which the physical
presence of the human user plays a central role in
man-machine interaction. Speakers are invited
who cover a number of views on these topics.
Photos of the Symposium
Have a look at the photos made during the symposium.
Presentations
You can have a look at the presentations given during the symposium:
Programme
- 11:30 Start registration
- 12:15 Opening words (Lambert Schomaker)
- 12:30 Jeffrey
Mark Siskind
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Purdue University
Title: Stochastic Spatio-Temporal Grammars for Images and Video
(Abstract)
- 13:15 Tony
Belpaeme
AI-lab
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Title: Robots should not be Robinson
Crusoes
(Abstract)
- 14:00 Coffee break
- 14:15 Paul
Vogt
Language Evolution and Computation group
University of Edinburgh
Computational Linguistics
Tilburg University
Title: Embodiment, Situatedness and
Language Origins
(Abstract)
- 15:00 Hans
van Ditmarsch
Department of Computer Science
University of Otago (New Zealand)
Title: Hans in the Wild
(Abstract)
- 15:45 Coffee Break
- 16:00 Critical review
- 16:15 Discussion (led by Lambert Schomaker)
- 17:00 Drinks
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