In the Eye of the Beholder? Another look at Cognitive Systems

author: Nello Cristianini, University of Bristol

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*Slides*
0:00	In the Eye of the Beholder?
0:57	Cognitive Systems, Artificial Intelligence and all that …
1:46	Putting all Together…
3:06	Modelling Cognitive Systems
3:47	“Pascal” Tools -> Impact on AI
4:45	A First Question
5:28	Who knows?
6:38	Obviously (1/6)
8:22	Obviously (2/6)
9:57	Obviously (3/6)
10:24	Obviously (4/6)
11:19	Obviously (6/6)
12:41	My working definition…
14:31	Cognition: not human / possibly mechanical
16:21	Alan Turing, 1947 - 1
17:04	Alan Turing, 1947 - 2
18:54	Alan Turing, 1947 - 3
19:30	Alan Turing, 1947 - 4
20:43	Looks Intelligent to me…
21:20	Let us be inclusive…
22:39	The Eye of the Beholder
23:54	1- Information Processing
24:32	Not very restrictive…
25:32	About Symbols
28:23	2-Internal States
28:58	What Cells Think…
29:45	Chemotaxis
30:28	What Cells Want…
31:33	Cognition in Cells - 1
31:50	Cognition in Cells - 2
34:06	Bacterial Chemotaxis
36:05	How Cells Think… - 1
38:08	How Cells Think… - 2
39:14	3-Information Integration
40:03	Clever Plants - 1
40:16	Clever Plants - 2
40:56	Insect Colonies
41:30	4 - Adaptation and Learning
41:59	Summary: on Creating Complex and Purposeful Behaviour
42:03	Again: Teleological Language
42:52	Alan Turing, 1947 - 5
44:35	Repertoire of Actions…
45:50	Intelligent Behaviour in Computers?
46:20	On Cognitive Machinery - 2008
46:47	Making Suggestions
47:19	Answering Questions
47:52	Cognitive Robots
48:01	Reactive Robotics
48:22	Brainless Intelligence
48:52	Cognitive Pathways
49:23	5- Planning vs. Reacting
50:06	Cognitive Systems on the Web
50:43	New Web as a “Cognitive Ecology”?
51:01	AI is on the move…
51:34	Check List
51:50	Summary
52:16	Alan Turing, 1947
52:35	- Questions

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