Prof Michael Grüninger (Mechanical & Industrial Engineering, University of Toronto)
Ontologies for the Physical Turing Test
The Turing Test was originally proposed as a way of evaluating how well a software system represents human intelligence, based on natural language conversations. More recently there has been discussion about generalizations of the Turing Test to include other aspects of intelligence, such as perception, reasoning, and action. The Physical Turing Test combines these ideas into challenge problems based on the interaction between intelligent agents and the physical world, such as building objects from a set of parts using verbal, written and illustrated instructions. In this talk, we will explore the ontologies that are needed in order to successfully build systems that can pass the Physical Turing Test.
When: Tuesday 4 December 2018, 12:10pm-2pm
Where: Room 370, Myhal Centre for Engineering Innovation & Entrepreneurship
55 St. George Street – Toronto
RSVP by: 12 noon, Monday 3 December 2018 using the below form to be included in the catering order.
Contacts:
RSVP-changes: Min Kim at psych_eng@mie.utoronto.ca
Academic: Prof. Li Shu at shu@mie.utoronto.ca
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