(AI)?
... be intelligent? My own opinion is that the computers of 30 years ago were fast enough if only we knew how to program them. Of course, quite apart from the ambitions of AI researchers, computers will keep getting faster. AI & Expert Systems ...
... be intelligent? My own opinion is that the computers of 30 years ago were fast enough if only we knew how to program them. Of course, quite apart from the ambitions of AI researchers, computers will keep getting faster. AI & Expert Systems ...
cs344-midsem-with-sol
... 9. Natural stupidity is in attempting to create machines that might one day prove to be Frankensteins! 10. As AI reaches human level performance, it will perforce mimic its creator's stupidity too. 11. To learn the program must be stupid (ignorant) before 12. The current state of AI=NS 13. Fine line ...
... 9. Natural stupidity is in attempting to create machines that might one day prove to be Frankensteins! 10. As AI reaches human level performance, it will perforce mimic its creator's stupidity too. 11. To learn the program must be stupid (ignorant) before 12. The current state of AI=NS 13. Fine line ...
Human Skill - Alex Quinn
... Reference source not found.], and digital art [Error! Reference source not found.]. Although the approaches they have taken have been similarly diverse, all strive to leverage the strengths of humans to enhance the capabilities of computer systems to perform tasks previously attempted using AI algor ...
... Reference source not found.], and digital art [Error! Reference source not found.]. Although the approaches they have taken have been similarly diverse, all strive to leverage the strengths of humans to enhance the capabilities of computer systems to perform tasks previously attempted using AI algor ...
A General Reading List for Artificial Intelligence
... Woods’s paper views recognition as search. Instead of searching for a minimal cost path to a goal state, Woods seeks the final state with the highest score (regardless of the the cost of the path to the state). The shortfall method for scoring states . is an instance of the A* algorithm. The density ...
... Woods’s paper views recognition as search. Instead of searching for a minimal cost path to a goal state, Woods seeks the final state with the highest score (regardless of the the cost of the path to the state). The shortfall method for scoring states . is an instance of the A* algorithm. The density ...
Research Statement
... In high stakes domains such as -- financial markets, disaster rescue scenarios, digital watermarking (for critical information sharing), many chance based games (where money is involved) and project scheduling problems with durational uncertainty -- decisions need to be made while considering the ri ...
... In high stakes domains such as -- financial markets, disaster rescue scenarios, digital watermarking (for critical information sharing), many chance based games (where money is involved) and project scheduling problems with durational uncertainty -- decisions need to be made while considering the ri ...
Real Robots that Pass Human Tests of Self-Consciousness
... concrete engineering effort focused on building agents/robots that can pass well-defined tests, this question becomes: Can robots pass test TS - C for self-consciousness? Prior Psychometric-AI work on this question by Govindarajulu and Bringsjord [9], [10] led to the engineering of a robot (Cogito) ...
... concrete engineering effort focused on building agents/robots that can pass well-defined tests, this question becomes: Can robots pass test TS - C for self-consciousness? Prior Psychometric-AI work on this question by Govindarajulu and Bringsjord [9], [10] led to the engineering of a robot (Cogito) ...
PPT
... It is the science and engineering of making intelligent machines, especially intelligent computer programs. It is related to the similar task of using computers to understand human intelligence, but AI does not have to confine itself to methods that are biologically observable. ...
... It is the science and engineering of making intelligent machines, especially intelligent computer programs. It is related to the similar task of using computers to understand human intelligence, but AI does not have to confine itself to methods that are biologically observable. ...
A clarification on Turing`s test and its implications for - CEUR
... is a function f : Σ∗ → {0, 1} such that O is wrong on f . Proof. Let O be as above, A be a set. If O rejects all functions (i.e. thinks all functions do not compute A) then O is wrong on f , where f (x) = A(x) for every x. So let g be accepted by O. O queries g on finitely many strings x1 , x2 , . . ...
... is a function f : Σ∗ → {0, 1} such that O is wrong on f . Proof. Let O be as above, A be a set. If O rejects all functions (i.e. thinks all functions do not compute A) then O is wrong on f , where f (x) = A(x) for every x. So let g be accepted by O. O queries g on finitely many strings x1 , x2 , . . ...
The Imminent Danger of Artificial Intelligence
... evolve, but as life evolved, the order increased, and the entry of more and more complex lifeforms took less and less time. Conversely, in the beginning of the universe, a lot happened in the first billionth of a second, when there was little chaos, and ever since then, it has taken more and more t ...
... evolve, but as life evolved, the order increased, and the entry of more and more complex lifeforms took less and less time. Conversely, in the beginning of the universe, a lot happened in the first billionth of a second, when there was little chaos, and ever since then, it has taken more and more t ...
A Successful Interdisciplinary Course on Computational Intelligence
... topics covered include particle network training. swarm optimization [14, 15] , ant colony optimization [16] and bacteria foraging [17]. These The CI course is implemented and taught as a semester algorithms are introduced and their numerous applications are course, usually within sixteen weeks. The ...
... topics covered include particle network training. swarm optimization [14, 15] , ant colony optimization [16] and bacteria foraging [17]. These The CI course is implemented and taught as a semester algorithms are introduced and their numerous applications are course, usually within sixteen weeks. The ...
AAAI-17 Sponsor Inv-Cnt
... researchers and practitioners, representing government, university and corporate research facilities from throughout the world. Your participation in the AAAI-17 Sponsor Program will give you instant visibility to this diverse group of AI professionals, representi ...
... researchers and practitioners, representing government, university and corporate research facilities from throughout the world. Your participation in the AAAI-17 Sponsor Program will give you instant visibility to this diverse group of AI professionals, representi ...
The Turing test: verbal behaviour as the hallmark of intelligence
... 1. The Turing test: verbal behaviour as the hallmark of intelligence - The Turing Test is part of the vocabulary of popular culture - it has appeared in works ranging from the Broadway play breaking the Code to the comic strip "Robotman". 2. Turing Test - In honour of Alan Turing, mathematician, cry ...
... 1. The Turing test: verbal behaviour as the hallmark of intelligence - The Turing Test is part of the vocabulary of popular culture - it has appeared in works ranging from the Broadway play breaking the Code to the comic strip "Robotman". 2. Turing Test - In honour of Alan Turing, mathematician, cry ...
AAAI News - Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence
... are full-time undergraduateOK graduate students at U.S. collegesand universities, and (2) are members of AAAI. In addition, repeat scholarship applicants must have fulfilled the volunteer and reporting requirements for previous awards.In 1992, the program will be extended with limited funds to suppo ...
... are full-time undergraduateOK graduate students at U.S. collegesand universities, and (2) are members of AAAI. In addition, repeat scholarship applicants must have fulfilled the volunteer and reporting requirements for previous awards.In 1992, the program will be extended with limited funds to suppo ...
Moral and ethical questions for robotics public policy
... are not considered moral agents (10). The requirement of intentional action is taken in a technical or even legal context, rather than a philosophical one. Sullins’ position is that if a “complex interaction of the robot‘s programming and environment causes the machine to act in a way that is morall ...
... are not considered moral agents (10). The requirement of intentional action is taken in a technical or even legal context, rather than a philosophical one. Sullins’ position is that if a “complex interaction of the robot‘s programming and environment causes the machine to act in a way that is morall ...
Artificial Intelligence
... Learning Systems There should selected domain of acknowledgements, from where computers can fetch data and can communicate with each other. ...
... Learning Systems There should selected domain of acknowledgements, from where computers can fetch data and can communicate with each other. ...
Application of multi-agent systems and ambient intelligence
... ecological model is also be defined, e.g. water balance model (using parameters such as rainfall, irrigation, runoff, deep drainage, water stored in the soil reservoir, evapotranspiration). Several modelling techniques can be used. The belief in the omniscient model which, thanks to the differential ...
... ecological model is also be defined, e.g. water balance model (using parameters such as rainfall, irrigation, runoff, deep drainage, water stored in the soil reservoir, evapotranspiration). Several modelling techniques can be used. The belief in the omniscient model which, thanks to the differential ...
Hypernetworks: A Molecular Evolutionary Architecture for Cognitive
... Humans are creative, compliant, attentive to change, resourceful, and able to take a variety of circumstances into account [57]. In comparison to machines, however, humans are imprecise, sloppy, distractable, emotional, and illogical. To achieve human-level intelligence these properties should be ta ...
... Humans are creative, compliant, attentive to change, resourceful, and able to take a variety of circumstances into account [57]. In comparison to machines, however, humans are imprecise, sloppy, distractable, emotional, and illogical. To achieve human-level intelligence these properties should be ta ...
Why Robot Nannies Probably Won`t Do Much Psychological Damage
... beneficial in unexpected ways. There is a very real chance that protracted experi- ...
... beneficial in unexpected ways. There is a very real chance that protracted experi- ...
2 Multi-agent paradigm
... The knowledge-based system, able to suggest manipulations on reservoirs, can be modelled as an intelligent agent (digital dispatcher). Its knowledge base contains the expertise of human expert (dispatcher of the water management company). As there work several dispatchers in the company, the knowled ...
... The knowledge-based system, able to suggest manipulations on reservoirs, can be modelled as an intelligent agent (digital dispatcher). Its knowledge base contains the expertise of human expert (dispatcher of the water management company). As there work several dispatchers in the company, the knowled ...
Computational Intelligence and Active Networks
... networking technology well be presented. Computational intelligent techniques, e.g., neural networks, fuzzy systems, neuro-fuzzy systems, and evolutionary algorithms have been successfully applied for many engineering problems. The introduction of active networking adds a high degree of flexibility ...
... networking technology well be presented. Computational intelligent techniques, e.g., neural networks, fuzzy systems, neuro-fuzzy systems, and evolutionary algorithms have been successfully applied for many engineering problems. The introduction of active networking adds a high degree of flexibility ...
CURRICULUM VITAE Academic Education Academic Employment
... 11. Rachel Ben-Eliyahu, "A demand-driven algorithm for generating minimal models", in AAAI-2000: the 17th National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, pages 267-272, Austin, Texas, 2000. 12. Chen Avin and Rachel Ben-Eliyahu, “Algorithms for computing x-minimal models”, in proceedings of LPNMR-200 ...
... 11. Rachel Ben-Eliyahu, "A demand-driven algorithm for generating minimal models", in AAAI-2000: the 17th National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, pages 267-272, Austin, Texas, 2000. 12. Chen Avin and Rachel Ben-Eliyahu, “Algorithms for computing x-minimal models”, in proceedings of LPNMR-200 ...
9.4 Why do we want machine learning
... are presently done better by humans. AI is about human behavior, the discovery of techniques that will allow computers to learn from humans. One of the most often heard criticisms of AI is that machines cannot be called Intelligent until they are able to learn to do new things and adapt to new situa ...
... are presently done better by humans. AI is about human behavior, the discovery of techniques that will allow computers to learn from humans. One of the most often heard criticisms of AI is that machines cannot be called Intelligent until they are able to learn to do new things and adapt to new situa ...
Tutorial for Programming the LEGO® MINDSTORMS™ NXT
... distances from 0 to 255 centimeters with a precision of ± 3 cm. The sensor uses the same scientific principle as bats: it measures distance by calculating the time it takes for a sound wave to hit an object and return – just like an echo. Large sized objects with hard surfaces return the best readin ...
... distances from 0 to 255 centimeters with a precision of ± 3 cm. The sensor uses the same scientific principle as bats: it measures distance by calculating the time it takes for a sound wave to hit an object and return – just like an echo. Large sized objects with hard surfaces return the best readin ...