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Seminar · Robotics

Why robots? A brief introduction to the use of robots in psychological research

Junko Kanero · Sabanci University

Mon, Jun 5, 2023 · 19:00 UTC

Why should psychologists be interested in robots? This talk aims to illustrate how social robots – machines with human-like features and behaviors – can offer interesting insights into the human mind. I will first provide a brief overview of how robots have been used in psychology and cognitive science research focusing on two approaches - Developmental Robotics and Human-Robot Interaction (HRI). We will then delve into recent works in HRI, including my own, in greater detail. We will also address the limitations of research thus far, such as the lack of proper controlled experiments, and dis

Seminar · Artificial Intelligence

What can we further learn from the brain for artificial intelligence?

Kenji Doya · Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology

Fri, Sep 11, 2020 · 15:00 UTC

Deep learning is a prime example of how brain-inspired computing can benefit development of artificial intelligence. But what else can we learn from the brain for bringing AI and robotics to the next level? Energy efficiency and data efficiency are the major features of the brain and human cognition that today’s deep learning has yet to deliver. The brain can be seen as a multi-agent system of heterogeneous learners using different representations and algorithms. The flexible use of reactive, model-free control and model-based “mental simulation” appears to be the basis for computational and d

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