The Image Schema Day workshop series has run for 7 editions and we are happy to announce that the workshop will run for an eighth time. This time as part of the workshop program at the 23rd conference of the Italian Association of Artificial Intelligence.
Submission deadline: 1st of September
More information on: https://isd8.imageschema.net/
Join us!
I am happy to announce that the paper “Revising Defeasible Theories via Instructions” written by Mihai Pomarlan, Laura Spillner Maria M. Hedblom and Robert Porzel, has made it into the Declarative AI conference RuleML+RR.
After a long journey and a lot of hard work, the manuscript on the research on designing and introducing a formally-founded visualisation language to represent image-schematic relations and events has been accepted for publication.
The article “The Diagrammatic Image Schema Language” authored by Maria M. Hedblom, Fabian Neuhaus and Till Mossakowski, will be published in an upcoming edition of the journal Spatial Cognition and Computation.
Together with the Association for Computational Creativity, we at JTH are organising the 15th International Conference on Computational Creativity (ICCC’24). We have some 100 participants registered, a full scientific program, great social program planned!
Registration is still open for the spontaneous of you!
https://computationalcreativity.net/iccc24/
I’m happy to announce that our paper has been accepted to the demo track at ICCC’24.
Written together with Garrit Schaap, the paper is called:
“Discussing the Creativity of AutomaTone: an Interactive Music Generator based on Conway’s Game of Life”
Our paper
“Hanging Around: Cognitive Inspired Reasoning for Reactive Robotics”
written by Mihai Pomarlan, Stefano De Giorgis, Rachel Ringe, Nikolaos Tsiogkas and Maria M. Hedblom has been accepted to FOIS, 2024 held at Twente, The Netherlands. The conference had an acceptance rate of 34%.
As part of the Vinnova funding call: “Advanced and innovative digitalization 2024 – first call for proposals” our project: “(End-to-End) AI för Kvalitetssäkring Inom Tillverkningsindustrin (AI4QAM)” has been granted 8.471.702 SEK (~724.000 euro) from funding agency Vinnova with company-sponsored funding of 8.471.800 SEK (~724.000 euro). The project will run from May 2024- April 2027.
The involved research institutes are:
The involved companies are:
https://www.vinnova.se/p/end-to-end-ai-for-kvalitetssakring-inom-tillverkningsindustrin-ai4qam
I am happy to announce that I have been invited to speak at the EASE KR symposium focused on Interaction-engaging Robots. The symposium will be held the 26-27th of March at the Institute of Artificial Intelligence, University of Bremen.
I am very honoured to speak among the top scholars in the field: Michael Beetz, Tamim Asfour, Alessandra Sciutti, Stefano Borgo and Stefan Kopp. A truly humbling assembly!
More information here:
https://ease-crc.org/ease-kr-symposium-on-interaction-engaging-robots-2024/
It is official! The 15th International Conference on Computational Creativity (ICCC) organised by the Association for Computational Creativity (ACC) will be coming to Jönköping, Sweden, next year!
Asked to organise the conference, I will take the role of Local chair working together with ACC’s Kazjon Grace, University of Sydney, in his role as general chair.
Stay tuned for more information!
This year I have the privilege to be part of many conference and workshop organisation teams.
Not only will Cognition And OntologieS (CAOSVII) run its 7th edition at FOIS 2023 in Sherbrooke, Canada later this year, but we were recently informed that the 7th edition of the Image Schema Day (ISD7) was accepted as one of the workshops at KR 2023 taking place on Rhodos, Greece.
Stay tuned for more information!
New to my organisation experience, is joining the team organising the Thematic Track “AI, Generation and Creativity” at EPIA, the Portuguese Conference on Artificial Intelligence, taking place in the exotic location of Faial island, Portugal.
For each event, the call for papers is out (or will be shortly)!
Check them out and consider joining us in pushing the scientific boundary!