VO 501.054 & UE 501.096:
Introduction to AI
2 SSt.=4 ECTS (VO) & 1 SSt.=1 ECTS (UE)
(WS 2021/22)

Organisational matters

Location of classes

• In compliance with an official recommendation by the Medical University of Vienna (MUW), this year's edition of these courses will be held online through Cisco Webex as offered by MUW.
• Access credentials for the online course units will be sent out by e-mail to the participant addresses as registered with MUW's Med.Campus (i.e., your e-mail address @meduniwien.ac.at).
• If your (co-)registration with MUW should still be in progress or you should have any other issues with accessing your @meduniwien.ac.at e-mails, do send in a related notification, complying with the access request requirements specified below; please do so at your earliest opportunity: all requests are processed on a best effort basis.

 

News (you may have to reload this page)

2021-10-04: Please note that the UE and the VO are different courses!

• On med.campus, a number of participants are currently registered for only the UE or only the VO: please verify this is what you really want. Thank you.

2021-10-04:

• Web site online
• Please do study the information on logistics on this page and report any questions or issues, by email to intro-ai-2021 (AT( ofai.at
• Also, do do always keep an eye on this News section in particular for any updates/announcements (note also the related entry in the Table of contents on the left).

 

Logistics

• Registration for the courses on Med.Campus (Medical University of Vienna, MUW):
  • Note that the lecture (VO) and the exercises (UE) are two different courses:
    if you intend to take both, then you need to register for both of them on Med.Campus.
  • Online registration for a course on Med.Campus requires a MUW student identification/login, obtained through (co-)registering with the MUW:
  • (Co-)registration with MUW is required for all participants;
    it is highly recommended to do this at your earliest opportunity!
  
  
• Academic Calendars
  • This course is offered through the Medical University of Vienna (MUW): please note that the academic calendar of the MUW differs from the one of the University of Vienna: in particular, there will be a class unit on December 21, 2021!
• E-Mail communication concerning the courses:
  • → E-Mail from you to me:
    Please address all your e-mails regarding these courses (i.e., both, the VO and the UE) to:
    intro-ai-2021 (AT( ofai.at.
    All such messages should originate from an academic address (i.e.: not any commercial or private provider, such as gmail, hotmail, icloud, etc.)
  • ← E-Mail from me to you:
    Important: All e-mails related to these courses will be sent to your e-mail address as stored on Med.Campus (see above), which typically reads:
    n<matriculation-number>@students.meduniwien.ac.at.
    Such communication includes the access credentials for the weekly online class units and for all course materials offered.
    It is your responsibility to read all e-mails delivered to their MUW e-mail address reliably, in a regular and timely fashion (perhaps through setting up automatic forwarding of one's MUW e-mails to any other "primary" address used).
     
• Access to the online course unit sessions and course materials:
  • Access credentials will be sent to registered participants (see previous items).
  • If you want/need to apply for access because you cannot register with Med.Campus in time for the start of the courses (what really matters is whether you are able to read my emails to you!), please submit a personal application, stating:
    • as sender (From:): a current academic email address of yours that you access regularly
      (Note: emails originating from other (commercial, private,...) providers will not be processed);
    • as recipient (To:): intro-ai-2021 (AT( ofai.at;
    • as subject: "Request for access credentials for intro-ai-2021";
    • as message content:
      1. Your full name;
      2. Your academic affiliation (which should match the academic sender address of the email!)
      3. The name and ID number of your study ("Studienkennzahl");
      4. Your Student ID number ("Matrikelnummer").
          
• Exercises:
  • For the Exercises (UE), we will use OFAI's moodle:
    Details are to be explained in the first course unit.
  • Timely submission of assignments and attendance of online debriefing units of exercises is compulsory: Missing more than two exercises or debriefing sessions equates to failing the UE!
    all absences need to be communicated/explained by email (preferably in advance).

Materials

Course Log and Presentation Materials

(published/updated during the course)

2021-10-05: Preparatory meeting (09:55) and first lecture unit (11:00)

• Location: Online (Cisco Webex)
  Especially since this is the first official session with this tool, please make sure to be there a little early, to have the slack time needed to address any technical glitches (and to avoid a sudden concentration of login attempts at the time of start of class).
• Agenda
  1. Welcome
  2. Logistics:
     • Confirmation of dates/times of course
     • Organisational and technical matters
     • Overview of course modalities and content
     • This webpage
  3. Content
     • Introduction: The orgins and scope of modern Artificial Intelligence
     • Presentation Material:
       • Logistics (PDF, 189 KiB)
       • Introduction (PDF, 2.4 MiB; v02 2021-10-19: added two slides at end)
     • Background Literature:
       [McCarthy et al. 1955],
       [Moor 2006], [Brachman 2006], [Hedberg 2006],
       [Turing 2008] (commented version of Turing 1950),
       [Forbus 2010], [Kline 2011], [Hayes 2012], [Levesque et al. 2012], [Levesque 2014], [Schoenick et al. 2017].
        

 

2021-10-12: Approaches to defining AI; Intelligence vs. Rationality; Intelligent Agents (AIMA Chapter 1)

 

2021-10-19: Intelligent Agents: Rationality (AIMA Chapters 1&2)

• Presentation Slides:
  • 01_IntelligentAgents.v01-2021.pdf (PDF, 415KiB)
  • Functionalism, Mathematical Function (quick recap) (PDF, 173KiB)

 

2021-10-26: National Day

 

2021-11-02: Intelligent Agents: Rationality (AIMA Chapter 2)

• Presentation Slides:
  • See 2021-10-19

 

2021-11-09: Environments, Agent Programs

• Presentation Slides:
  • 02_AgentStructure.v01-2021.pdf (PDF, 1015KiB)

 

2021-11-16: Agent Programs, Agent Types

• Presentation Slides:
  • See 2021-11-09

 

2021-11-23: Agent Types

• Presentation Slides:
  • See 2021-11-09

 

2021-11-30: Agent Types

• Presentation Slides:
  • See 2021-11-09

 

2021-12-07: Agent Types, Representations

• Presentation Slides:
  • See 2021-11-09

 

2021-12-14: Agent Types, Representations, Problem-solving Agents: Problem Types and Problem Definitions

• Presentation Slides:
  • 03_ProblemSolving-Search.01.v01-2021.pdf (PDF, 343KiB)

 

 

2021-12-21: Problem Definitions and Problem Solving, Uninformed Search

• Presentation Slides:
  • See 2021-12-14
  • 03_ProblemSolving-Search.02.v01-2021.pdf (PDF, 510KiB)

 

 

2021-12-24…2022-01-06: Christmas Break

 

2022-01-11: Uninformed Search

• Presentation Slides:
  • See 2021-12-21

 

2022-01-18: Uninformed and Informed Search

• Presentation Slides:
  • 04_InformedSearch.v01-2021.pdf (PDF, 141KiB)

 

2022-01-25: Uninformed and Informed Search

 

• Presentation Slides:
  • See 2022-01-18
• Briefing on Exam modalities

 

Examination

2022-02-01 (10:00-12:30): First Written Exam  (information on moodle)

 

Background Literature (local copies)

Please note that many of these works are protected by copyrights and are made available for purposes related to the present course only!

The list is meant to provide a (highly incomplete) impression of the variety of topics that have been addressed in the field; it will be continuously updated, in particular also according to the content and discussions unfolding in this year's edition of the course.

(Please see Organisational matters for how to apply for access permission).

• Agre P.:
  Computation and Embodied Agency,
  Informatica, special issue: Mind < > Computer: Were Dreyfus and Winograd right?, Gams M. et al. (eds.), 19(4):527-535:1995.
  (HTML)

• Agre P.:
  Computational Research on Interaction and Agency,
  Artifcial Intelligence 72(1-2):1-52, 1995. doi:10.1016/0004-3702(94)00054-5
  (HTML)

• Booch G.:
  The history of software engineering.
  IEEE Computing Edge, 5(9):8-13.
  (PDF (689KiB), BibTeX)

• Brachman R.J.:
  (AA)AI - More Than The Sum of Its Parts,
  AI Magazine, Fifty years of Artificial Intelligence research, 27(4):19-34, 2006.
  (PDF (412 KiB))

• Bradshaw J.M.:
  Introduction.
  in: Bradshaw J.M. (ed.): Software Agents, AAAI Press/MIT Press, Menlo Park, CA, 3-46, 1997.
  (PDF (182KB))

• Braitenberg V. (1984).
  Vehicles.
  Cambridge MA:MIT Press, 1984.
  (PDF of selected chapters (19MB))

• Burr C., Cristianini N:
  Can Machines Read our Minds?
  Minds & Machines, 29(3):461-494, 2019. doi:10.1007/s11023-019-09497-4
  (Open Access)

• Eaton E., Dietterich T., Gini M.L., Grosz B.J., Isbell C.L., Kambhampati S., Littman M.L., Rossi F., Russell S.J., Stone P., Walsh T., Wooldridge M.:
  Who speaks for AI?,
  AI Matters, 2(2):4-14, 2015. doi:10.1145/2847557.2847559
  (PDF (6MB))

• Ferrucci D.A., Brown E.W., Chu-Carroll J., Fan J., Gondek D., Kalyanpur A., Lally A., Murdock J.W., Nyberg E., Prager J.M., Schlaefer N., and Welty C.A. (2010)
  Building Watson: An overview of the DeepQA project.
  AI Magazine, 31(3):59-79. doi:10.1609/aimag.v31i3.2303
  (compressed PDF (593MiB), BibTeX)

• Forbus K.:
  AI and Cognitive Science: The Past and Next 30 Years,
  Topics in Cognitive Science, 2(3):345-356, 2010. doi:10.1111/j.1756-8765.2010.01083.x
  

• Gat E.:
  Three-Layer Architectures.
  in: Kortenkamp D., Bonasso R.P., Murphy R. (eds.):
  Artificial Intelligence and Mobile Robots, pp.195-210, MIT/AAAI Press, Cambridge, MA:1998.
  (PDF (Preprint, 60KiB))

• Georgeff M., Pell B., Pollack M., Tambe M., Wooldridge M.J.:
  The Belief-Desire-Intention Model of Agency
  in: Müller J.P., Singh M.P., Rao A.S. (eds.):
  Intelligent Agents V. Agent Theories, Architectures and Languages, 5th International Workshop, ATAL'98, Paris, France, July 4-7, 1998, Proceedings, LNAI 1555, pp.1-10, Springer-Verlag Berlin/Heidelberg, 1999.
  (PDF (95KiB))

• Gilbert D., Aparicio M., Atkinson B., Brady S., Ciccarino J., Grosof B., O'Connor P., Osisek D., Pritko S., Spagna R., Wilson L.:
  The Role of Intelligent Agents in the Information Infrastructure
  Technical Report, IBM, Research Triangle Park, NC, 1995.
  (HTML als zip archive)

• Hayes B.:
  The manifest destiny of Artificial Intelligence,
  American Scientist, 100:282-287, 2012.
  (PDF (1009KiB))

• Hedberg S.R.:
  AAAI's National and Innovative Applications Conferences Celebrate 50 Years of AI
  AI Magazine, Fifty years of Artificial Intelligence research, 27(4):103-110, 2006.
  (PDF (436 KiB))

• Hogg D.W., Martin F., Resnick M.:
  Braitenberg Creatures,
  Epistemology and Learning Memo #13, MIT Media Laboratory, Cambridge MA USA, 2001.
  (PDF (376KB))

• Jennings N.R., Wooldridge M.:
  Applications of Intelligent Agents
  in: Jennings N.R., Wooldridge M.J. (eds.):
  Agent Technology: Foundations, Applications, and Markets,
  Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, 1998.
  (PDF (109KiB))

• Jordan M.I., Russell S.:
  Computational Intelligence,
  in Wilson R.A., Keil F.C. (eds.), The MIT Encyclopedia of the Cognitive Sciences,
  MIT Press/Bradford Books, Cambridge/London, lxxiii-xc, 1999.
  (PDF (124 KB))

• Kline, Ronald R.:
  Cybernetics, Automata Studies, and the Dartmouth Conference on Artificial Intelligence
  IEEE Annals of the History of Computing 33(4):5-16, 2011.
  (PDF (672KiB))

• Laplante P.,Hoffman R.R., Klein G.:
  Antipatterns in the creation of intelligent systems
  IEEE Intelligent Systems 22(1):91-95, 2007.
  (PDF (195KB))

• Legg S., Hutter M. (2007a):
  A Collection of Definitions of Intelligence.
  Technical Report IDSIA-07-07, Dalle Molle Institute for Artificial Intelligence, University of Lugano and Scuola Universitaria Professionale della Svizzera Italiana, Switzerland, 2007.
  Published in: Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications, 157:17-24, 2007. (PDF (120KB))

• Legg S., Hutter M. (2007b):
  Tests of Machine Intelligence
  in: M. Lungarella et al. (Eds.): 50 Years of AI, Festschrift,
  LNAI 4850, Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, 232-242, 2007.
  (PDF (332KB))

• Levesque H.J., Davis E., Morgenstern L.:
  The Winograd Schema Challenge.
  In: Brewka G. et al. (eds.): Principles of Knowledge RepresentaIon and Reasoning: Proceedings of the Thirteenth InternaIonal Conference, KR 2012, Rome, Italy, EU.
  AAAI Press, Palo Alto CA. pp.552-561, 2012.
  (PDF (328KB))

• Levesque J.:
  On our best behaviour.
  Artificial Intelligence 212:27-35, 2014.
  (PDF (200KB)

• Lewis M.:
  Designing for Human-Agent Interaction.
  AI Magazine 19(2):67-78, 1998.
  (PDF (92KB))

• Liebermann H., Maulsby D.:
  Instructible agents: Software that just keeps getting better
  IBM Systems Journal, 35:3&4:539-556, 1996.
  (PDF (gzip, 1MB))

• Luger G.F.:
  AI: Early History and Applications,
  in: Artificial Intelligence: Structures and Strategies for Complex Problem Solving,
  6th Edition, pp.3-33, Pearson/Addison-Wesley, Boston, 2009.
  (PDF (154 KB))

• Maes P.:
  Agents that Reduce Work and Information Overload
  in: Communications of the ACM, 37(7):30-40,146, 1994.
  (HTML as zip archive (2.8MB), PDF (copy of the original article, 4.3MB))

• McCarthy J., Minsky M.L., Rochester N., Shannon C.E.:
  A Proposal for the Dartmouth Summer Research Project on Artificial Intelligence,
  AI Magazine, Fifty years of Artificial Intelligence research, 27(4):12-14, 2006.
  (PDF (196 KiB))

• McCulloch W.S., Pitts W.:
  A Logical Calculus of the Ideas Immanent in Nervous Activity,
  Bulletin of Mathematical Biophysics, 5(4):115-133, 1943.
  (PDF (1MiB))

• Moor J.:
  The Dartmouth College Artificial Intelligence Conference: The Next Fifty Years,
  AI Magazine, Fifty years of Artificial Intelligence research, 27(4):87-91, 2006.
  (PDF (460 KiB))

• Nilsson N.J.:
  Teleo-Reactive Programs and the Triple-Tower Architecture,
  Electronic Transactions on Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 5, Section B, pp. 99-110, 2001.
  https://www.ep.liu.se/ej/etai/2001/006/,
  (PDF (317KB))

• Nilsson N.J.:
  The Physical Symbol System Hypothesis: Status and Prospects, in:
  Lungarella M. et al. (eds.): 50 Years of AI, Festschrift, LNAI 4850, Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg, pp. 9-17, 2007.
  (PDF (270KiB))

• Nwana H., Ndumu D.T.:
  An Introduction to Agent Technology
  BT Technology Journal 14(4):55-67, 1996.
  (PostScript (zip archive, 259KB), PostScript (gzip, 262KB))

• Nwana H., Ndumu D.T.:
  A Perspective on Software Agents Research
  The Knowledge Engineering Review 14(2):1-18, 1999.
  (PostScript (zip archive, 344KB), PostScript (gzip, 344KB))

• Parunak H.V.D.:
  "Go to the Ant": Engineering Principles from Natural Multi-Agent Systems.
  Annals of Operations Research, Special Issue on Artificial Intelligence and Management Science, 75:69-101, 1997.
  (PDF (159KB))

• Pollack, M.E.:
  The uses of plans.
  Artificial Intelligence, 57(1), 43-68, 1992. (PDF (238KiB))

• Pollack, J.B.:
  Mindless Intelligence,
  IEEE Intelligent Systems 21(3):50-56, 2006.
  (PDF (1.1 MiB))

• Poole D., Mackworth A.:
  Artificial Intelligence: Foundations of Computational Agents, second edition
  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge / New York / Melbourne, 2017.
  (Official free online HTML version of the book)

• Russell S.J., Norvig P.:
  Artificial Intelligence - A Modern Approach, Fourth Edition, Pearson Education Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ, USA, 2020.
  (AIMA: Web site for the text book)

• Schaefer R.:
  What Do We Mean When We Talk about Artificial Intelligence? (Part 1)
  ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes, 44(1):7–10, 2019. doi:10.1145/3310013.3310014
  (PDF (424KiB)).

• Schoenick, C., Clark, P., Tafjord, O., Turney, P., Etzioni, O.:
  Moving Beyond the Turing Test with the Allen AI Science Challenge.
  Communications of the ACM, 60(9):60-64, 2017.
  (PDF (3.4MiB))

• Sowa J.F.:
  Fads and fallacies about logic
  IEEE Intelligent Systems 22(2):84-87, 2007.
  (PDF (442KB))

• Steels L.:
  Semiotic Dynamics for Embodied Agents
  IEEE Intelligent Systems 21(3):32-38, 2006.
  (PDF (540KB))

• Turing A.M.:
  Computing Machinery and Intelligence
  Mind, New Series, Oxford University Press, London/Oxford/New York, 59(236):433-460, 1950.
  (PDF (712KiB), see also Turing 2008)

• Turing A.M.:
  Computing Machinery and Intelligence (with comments by Kenneth Ford, Clark Glymour, Pat Hayes, Stevan Harnad, Ayse Pinar Sygin).
  in: Epstein R., Roberts G., Beber G. (eds.): Parsing the Turing Test: Philosophical and Methodological Issues in the Quest for the Thinking Computer,
  Springer Science+Business Media B.V., Dordrecht, The Netherlands,
  Chapter 3, 23-66, 2008.
  (PDF of the chapter (852KiB),
    front matter of the book (includes foreword by Daniel Dennett, PDF (156KiB)),
    see also: Turing 1950)

• Vernon D., Metta G., Sandini G. (2007)
  A Survey of Artificial Cognitive Systems - Implications For The Autonomous Development of Mental Capabilities in Computational Agents,
  IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation, 11(2):151-180.
  (PDF (1.6 MiB))

• Wang, P.,
  What Do You Mean by "AI"?,
  in: Wang, P., Goertzel, B., Franklin S. (eds.): Artificial General Intelligence 2008,
  Proceedings of the First AGI Conference, AGI 2008, March 1-3, 2008, University of Memphis, Memphis, TN, USA, Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications, vol.171, pp. 362-373, IOS Press, 2008.
  (PDF (85KiB))

• Weld D., Etzioni O.:
  The First Law of Robotics (a call to arms)
  Proceedings of the twelfth national conference on Artificial intelligence (AAAI'94), Vol.2, 1042-1047, AAAI Press, Menlo Park, CA, USA, 1994.
  (PDF (196KiB))

• Wooldridge, M.,
  The triumph of rationality
  IEEE Intelligent Systems 27(1):60-64, 2012.
  (PDF (836KiB))

Other Relevant Web Sites

Suggestions for additions, corrections, and comments are always welcome!

• Ethics:
  • ACM Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct
    Adopted by ACM Council 2018-06-22
  • The independent High-Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence (AIHLEG) set up by the European Commission:
    • Survey of the AIHLEG Group, and (access to) its deliverables:
    • Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI (published April 8, 2019)
    • Policy and Investment Recommendations for Trustworthy AI (published June 26, 2019)
  • The Asilomar AI Principles developed in conjunction with the 2017 Asilomar conference (Future of Life Institute, Cambridge, MA, USA)
  • Center for Human-Compatible AI (UC Berkeley)
  • Digital Ethics Lab (Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford, Oxford, England)
  • Future of Humanity Institute (University of Oxford):
    search results for: Artificial intelligence
  • IEEE:
    • Ethics in Action ("From Principles to Practice")
    • The IEEE Global Initiative on Ethics of Autonomous and Intelligent Systems
    • The Public Voice project (EPIC, Electronic Privacy Information Center, Washington, D.C.), includes:
      • Algorithmic Transparency: End Secret Profiling (2020)
      • Facial Recognition Moratorium (October 2019)
      • Universal Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence (October 2018)
  • The EU Artificial Intelligence policy (European Commission, Bruxelles, EU)
  • Data protection, privacy and new technologies (European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA), Vienna, Austria, EU)
  • Partnership on AI to benefit people and society

• The Artificial Intelligence Index

• One Hundred Year Study on Artificial Intelligence (AI100), Stanford University

• The Guardian: Artificial Intelligence (AI)

• Associations, Organisations:
  • ACM
    (Association for Computing Machinery):
    • SIG AI (ACM Special Interest Group on Artificial Intelligence, formerly SIGART)
    • ACM A.M. Turing Centenary Celebration
    • The "Fathers of the Deep Learning Revolution" received the 2018 ACM A.M. Turing Award
  • AAAI
    (Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence):
    • AAAI AI Topics
    • The AAAI Library provides free access to e.g. journal articles, conference proceedings (including the Innovative Applications of AI conference series), symposia reports, and video recordings of plenary talks and panels
  • CLAIRE
    (Confederation of Laboratories for Artificial Intelligence Research in Europe)
  • Commonsense Reasoning (Organisation)
  • EurAI
    (European Association for Artificial Intelligence), formerly: ECCAI (European Coordinating Committee for Artificial Intelligence)
  • IEEE Computer Society
    (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers)
  • IFAAMAS
    (International Foundation for Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems)
    • Provides free access to AAMAS proceedings and pointers to conference websites
  • IJCAI
    (International Joint Conferencs on Artificial Intelligence), includes free access to:
    • The yearly IJCAI conference proceedings
    • The Artificial Intelligence journal

• Educational Software:
  • AIspace: Tools for Learning Artificial Intelligence (AISpace2 includes Jupyter notebooks)
  • NetLogo

• Reference Publications:
  • AIMA ("Artificial Intelligence, A Modern Approach")
    • Comprehensive web site for [Russell&Norvig 2020]
    • Errata for [Russell&Norvig 2020]
  • Artificial Intelligence: Foundations of Computational Agents
    • Web site for [Poole&Mackworth 2017]
    • See also the AIspace entry on this webpage.
       

• Journals, Magazines, …:
  • Artificial Intelligence Journal (Elsevier ScienceDirect)
  • AAAI AI Magazine
  • arXiv.org open access: Artificial Intelligence/recent submissions
  • IEEE Intelligent Systems
  • AI&Society (Springer)
  • KI-Künstliche Intelligenz
    (Springer, coverage of (not just!) the German(-tongue) AI landscape; large majority of articles in English language)
  • …
     

  Some special issues
  (this selection is just meant to wet your appetite: do find out about further and more recent issues yourself!):

  • AAAI AI Magazine:
    • 41(2), 2020: DARPA's impact on Artificial Intelligence
    • 29(2), 2008: The AI Landscape.
    • 27(4), 2006: 50 years of Artificial Intelligence Research.
    • 27(2), 2006: Achieving Human-Level Intelligence by Integrated Systems and Research.
    • 26(4), 2006: Twenty-fifth anniversary issue.
  • IEEE Intelligent Systems:
    • 24(4), 2009: The New Frontier of Human-Level Artificial Intelligence.
    • 22(4), 2007: Intelligent Educational Systems of the Present and Future.
    • 21(3), 2006: The future of AI.
  • Nature News:
    • Alan Turing at 100 (Nature News Special, 2012)

• CORDIS (EU research results)
  • Hits for query term 'Artificial Intelligence'

• DARPA activities (cf. also the related recent special issue of AI Magazine)
  • AI Next Campaign
  DARPA Prize Challenges (Wikipedia page):
  • KAIST's DRC-HUBO Robot wins the DARPA Robotics Challenge 2015
  • CMU team wins the DARPA Urban Challenge 2007
  • Stanford team wins the DARPA Grand Challenge 2005 (archive.org archive);
    PBS NOVA Coverage (including an hour-long video programme)

• Media Sites
  • Video Competitions (search for the yearly editions), e.g:
    • Winners of the IJCAI-ECAI-18 Video Competition
    • AAAI Video Competition YouTube channel
  • AI Panels:
    • ASSC 23 (Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness), June 25-28, 2019, Western University, London, ON, Canada: The Great Debate: Can an AI be conscious? (2019-06-28)
      (1h40mins, moderated by Adrian Owen (Western U.); with Susan Schneider (U.of Connecticut), Anil Seth (U.Sussex), akwan Lau (UCLA and U.Hong Kong), Blake Richards (U.Toronto))
    • Charlie Rose on PBS: panel on Artificial Intelligence (2004-12-21)
      (25mins, with Rodney Brooks, Eric Horvitz, and Ron Brachman)
    • MIT150 Keynote Panel The Golden Age: A look at the original roots of Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science, and Neuroscience

Paolo Petta