This is the website for the Artificial General Intelligence Reading Group at University of Southern California.
Ever since artificial intelligence (AI) was conceived, realizing artificial general intelligence (AGI) in machines has been a long standing goal of most AI researchers, scientists and pioneers. AGI brings together many AI concepts like representation learning, planning, reasoning, perception and control under a single umbrella. We at USC aim to gradually build towards this goal of achieving human-level or superior intelligence in machines.
In parallel with our research efforts, we maintain a reading group to discuss and track recent developments in the field of AGI. This page hosts the topics of interest and our reading list links.
We are interested in all topics pertaining to AGI research including (but not limited to):
Our reading lists for all semesters are always available here.
Currently ongoing session: Spring 2019
Previous sessions: Fall 2018
Nitin Kamra: PhD student, Melady Lab, USC
Donsuk Lee: PhD student, Melady Lab, USC
Aleksei Petrenko: PhD student, RESL Lab, USC
Artem Molchanov: PhD student, RESL Lab, USC
Yevgen Chebotar: PhD student, CLMC Lab, USC
Ayush Jain: PhD student, CLVR Lab, USC
Kiran Kumar Lekkala: PhD student, iLab, USC
Tanachat Nilanon: PhD student, Melady Lab, USC
Sarah Bechtle: PhD student, CLMC Lab, USC
Po-Hsuan Huang: PhD student, iLab, USC
Prathik Hegde: MS student, Melady Lab, USC
Dweep K. Trivedi: MS student, Melady Lab, USC
Sponsored by Machine Learning Center @ USC
I am a Ph.D. Student in the Computer Science Department at University of Southern California (USC). I work with Prof. Yan Liu in Melady Lab on Artificial General Intelligence and human-level intelligence in machines.
I also have interest in studying multi-agent games and work on finding optimal strategies for Security Games with Deep Learning.
I am first-year Ph.D. student in Computer Science Department at University of Southern California. I recently joined Melady Lab led by Prof. Yan Liu. My research interest lies at the intersection of artificial intelligence and cognitive science: to build machines that can learn like humans.
Before coming to USC, I was a CS Master’s student at Stanford University, where I did research with Prof. Fei-Fei Li and Prof. Michael Bernstein on Computer Vision and Human-Computer Interaction.
If you are a full-time student, faculty or visiting student at USC and want to join the AGI Reading Group, please send an email to nkamra[at]usc[dot]edu.