Communicating Artificial Intelligence (AI): Theory, Research, and Practice

Artificial intelligence - theory and practice

Expressive AI: Games and Artificial Intelligence

In recent years, as dramatic increases in graphic sophistication began yielding diminishing returns, the technical focus in game design has been turning towards Artificial Intelligence (AI). While game AI might be considered a “purely technical” phenomenon not of interest to game designers and theorists, this paper argues that AI-based art and entertainment constitutes a new interdisciplinary a...

Artificial intelligence (AI) in blended learning

The growth of e-learning, and subsequently, of blended learning in recent years in response to the global demand for increased productivity in education and training has been astounding! While the commercial response, including that of universities, to this rapid increase in demand and to the associated potential of communications technologies to provide global access has been impressive, signi...

Artificial Intelligence and Sign Theory

Research in artificial intelligence is often regarded as pertaining to the fields of engineering or informatics. Intelligent robots, expert systems, automatic translators, so it is said, belong to the world of computer technology.But is this really the case? Even a cursory study will easily show that things are not that simple as a well orchestrated marketing would have us think. A deeper analy...

AGM Theory and Artificial Intelligence

A very influential work on belief change is based on the seminal paper ‘On the Logic of Theory Change: Partial Meet Contractions and Revision Functions’. In this paper Alchourron, Gärdenfors, and Makinson investigate the properties that such a method should have in order to be intuitively appealing. The result was a set of postulates (named AGM postulates after the initials of the authors) that...