In this novel track attack a limited number of invited speakers will present talks that are meant to make the AI community aware of particularly interesting new research results, directions and trends. These can be about AI itself, about one of its subareas or about a neighboring field. Frontier talks should appeal to the broad AI community, are on invitation only, and will run in parallel with other sessions.
Confirmed speakers in this track include :
Simon Colton: Imperial College London |
Computational Creativity: the Final Frontier? |
Gert De Cooman: University of Ghent |
Recent Advances in Imprecise-Probabilistic Graphical Models |
Anthony Hunter: University College London |
Executable Logic for Dialogical Argumentation |
Kristian Kersting: University of Bonn and Fraunhofer AIS |
Lifted Probabilistic Inference |
Pierre-Yves Oudeyer: INRIA |
Developmental Mechanisms for Life-Long Learning in Robots |
Jan Peters: TU Darmstadt |
Robot Skill Learning |