June 26, 2017 - CogSci London (Windsor Room)
How do we understand, act with and learn from others and how might we design intelligent agents that can do the same? This full-day workshop will feature new approaches to studying social intelligence in humans and machines from cognitive, developmental and engineering perspectives. The workshop will focus on theories and behavioral experiments that shed light on (1) multi-agent cooperation and coordination, (2) mental state inferences and prediction, and (3) social and cultural learning through observation, teaching, and communication.
How do we understand, act with and learn from others and how might we design intelligent agents that can do the same? This full-day workshop will feature new approaches to studying social intelligence in humans and machines from cognitive, developmental and engineering perspectives. The workshop will focus on theories and behavioral experiments that shed light on (1) multi-agent cooperation and coordination, (2) mental state inferences and prediction, and (3) social and cultural learning through observation, teaching, and communication.
Schedule
Speaker
Talk Title
University of Warwick
The Social Contract in Miniature: The virtual bargaining theory of social interaction
Central European University
How t(w)o act together: Coordination mechanisms in joint action
Emergence of Grounded Compositional Language in Multi-Agent Populations
Learning to learn from others: Inference, evaluation, and communication in social learning
Google DeepMind
A multi-agent reinforcement learning model of common-pool resource appropriation
University of London Birkbeck
Early social intelligence: how do infants understand others?
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