1970 Fall Symposium Field Trip Photo Survey

AAAI Fall Symposium Reports

Is it possible to build a conscious machine? Is trying to design and build a conscious machine helpful to understanding the nature of consciousness? These questions have been at the core of AI since its beginnings. Recently there was an upsurge of interest in whether AI could address the issue of consciousness. The primary goal of the symposium was to bring together experts from different disci...

1994 Fall Symposium Series Reports

ontologies and architectures to the relative merits of individual tools and methods. A recurring theme was the benefits—or lack thereof—of hierarchical systems: A majority of the attendees supported the position that hierarchy was necessary: Low-level subsystems process sensory input and execute control strategies, and higher-level systems select control strategies appropriate for the task at h...

AAAI-2002 Fall Symposium Series

Organizing/Program Committee: Alexei Samsonovich (chair), Antonio Chella, Ben Goertzel, Richard H. Granger, Laurent Itti, Deepak Khosla, Shane T. Mueller, David C. Noelle, Murray Shanahan, Samuel Adams, James Albus, Jerry Ball, Alan Bond, Michael Cox, Son Dao, Stanley Franklin, John Gero, Elkhonon Goldberg, Andreas Herzog, Eva Hudlicka, Neil Jacobstein, Christian Lebiere, Evguenia Malaia, Howar...

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The 1996 Fall Symposium Series

surance policies. A number of AI techniques have been brought to bear in this area, including case-based reasoning, constraint-based reasoning, description logic, genetic algorithms, and rule-based reasoning. There was exceptionally strong industrial interest at the Configuration Symposium; over a dozen companies were represented. This meeting was the first of the configuration community on thi...