Good Morning,
Just a reminder that Selmer Bringsjord will join us today at 10 AM in
Clemons 201.
best,
Andrea
>Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2002 23:09:55 -0400 (EDT)
>From: "Andrea K. Laue" <akl3s@cms.mail.virginia.edu>
>Subject: speaker: selmer bringsjord
>
>
>The Digital Humanities Curriculum Seminar (DHCS) welcomes Selmer
>Bringsjord to UVa. Bringsjord will speak on "Living a
>(Non-Schizophrenic!) Three-Way Symbiosis Between the Humanities,
>Social Science, and Computer Science" when he joins us on Monday,
>April 22 at 10 AM in Clemons 201. All are cordially invited to
>attend.
>
>Professor Bringsjord, director of the Minds and Machines Lab at
>Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), specializes in the
>logico-mathematical and philosophical foundations of Artificial
>Intelligence and Cognitive Science. He received a bachelor's degree
>from the University of Pennsylvania, and a PhD from Brown University.
>Bringsjord has published numerous articles and books on Artifical
>Intelligence, including the critically acclaimed _What Robots Can &
>Can't Be_ (1992, Kluwer), which is concerned with the future of
>attempts to create robots that behave as humans. One of his new
>books, _Artificial Intelligence and Literary Creativity: Inside the
>Mind of Brutus, A Storytelling Machine_, discusses the place of
>creativity and narrative in the discourse of A.I. and describes his
>(collaborative) efforts to build the storytelling machine Brutus.
>
>You can find Bringsjord's homepage at http://www.rpi.edu/~brings/.
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