Anurag.Acharya@CENTRO.SOAR.CS.CMU.EDU (05/01/88)
The 22nd Carnegie Symposium on Cognition will be on the topic of Architectures for Intelligence. Talks will be in the Adamson wing, as usual. Inclosed is a schedule. Contact Kurt VanLehn or Elaine Benjamin (x4964, VanLehn@psy.cmu.edu) for more information. -------------------------------------------------------------- Monday, May 16 8:30 Coffee 8:45 Welcome -- David Klahr, Head, Psychology Department 9:00 John Laird (U. Michigan), Allen Newell (CMU), Paul Rosenbloom (ISI "Towards completing the Soar architecture" 10:00 Coffee 10:15 Michael Genesereth (Stanford) -- "Deliberate agents" 11:15 Barbara Hayes-Roth (Stanford) -- "Making intelligent systems adapt 12:15 Lunch 1:30 Tom Mitchell (CMU) -- "Theo: A framework for constructing self-improving systems." 2:30 Rodney Brooks (MIT) -- "How to build creatures rather than isolated cognitive imitators." 3:30 Coffee 3:45 Jamie Carbonell (CMU) -- TBA 4:45 Bill Clancey (Xerox IRL) -- "Intelligent architectures and knowledge engineering: A commentary" 5:45 Adjourn ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tuesday, May 17 8:45 Coffee 9:00 John Anderson (CMU) "The status of cognitive architectures in a rational analysis" 10:00 Coffee 10:15 Kurt VanLehn (CMU) "Flexibility and robustness in the execution of cognitive procedures" 11:15 Geoff Hinton (Toronto) "The transition from serial to parallel processing in a connectionist network" 12:15 Lunch 1:30 Walter Schneider and William Oliver (LRDC) -- "An instructable connectionist/control architecture: Using rule based instructions accomplish connectionist learning in a human time scale." 2:30 Jay McClelland (CMU) -- "Nature, nurture and connections: Explorations in network architecture" 3:30 Coffee 3:45 Zenon Pylyshyn (W. Ontario) -- "Architectures and strong equivalence A commentary" 4:45 Adjourn