Team
This project requires a very multi-disciplinary team, since it involved cognitive theories, meta-cognition, machine learning, planning, knowledge representation and reasoning, and cognitive architectures. Thus is why the team includes experts in AI, mathematics, software engineering, and philosophy.
Besides the core team, we also enjoy working with collaborators on specific projects. We are also very honored to be able to share our progress and results with Daniel Kahneman and get his invaluable feedback and advice.
Marianna Bergamaschi Ganapini – Union College, NY, USA
Areas: philosophy, meta-cognition
Grady Booch - IBM Research, USA
Areas: AI, software engineering
Murray Campbell - IBM Research, USA
Area: AI
Francesco Fabiano – Univ. Udine, Italy
Area: epistemic planning
Lior Horesh - IBM Research, USA
Area: mathematics
Jonathan Lenchner - IBM Research, USA
Area: theory
Andrea Loreggia – University of Brescia, Italy
Area: AI
Nicholas Mattei – Tulane Univ., USA
Area: AI
Keerthiram Murugesan - IBM Research, USA
Area: AI (ML, LLMs)
Vishal Pallagani – Univ. of South Carolina, USA
Area: AI (planning, transformers)
Francesca Rossi IBM Research, USA
Areas: AI (constraints, preferences, graphical models, computational social choice, value-alignment, fairness), AI ethics
Biplav Srivastava - Univ. of South Carolina, USA
Area: AI (planning, representation, natural language, fairness)
Brent Venable – Univ. West Florida, USA
Area: AI (preferences, soft constraints, computational social choice)
Advisors and Collaborators
Daniel Kahneman, Princeton, USA
Area: psychology
Ingmar Posner, Oxford University, UK
Area: robotics