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Public talks by Paul Lukowicz Humane AI Net coordinator

30 October, 2023

Our PI Paul Lukowicz gave several talks in the last couple of weeks in leading AI-venues disseminating and reflecting on the research done with the network. For example, he gave a talk in an event about “Legal Protection Debt in the ML Pipeline” organized by FARI – AI for the Common Good Institute about how […]

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Humane AI talents at UbiComp and ISWC 2023

30 October, 2023

🎁🎁 AWARD 1: 20-year impact🎖 🎖 Principle Investigator Paul Lukowicz along with Helene Brashear, PhD, Thad Starner, and Holger Junker, won the 20 year impact award for their paper “Using multiple sensors for mobile sign language recognition” 📰📰 check the paper: https://lnkd.in/edJBVkJD announcement 📽📽 announcement video: https://lnkd.in/e_4dmM4S 🎁🎁 AWARD 2: Best paper🎖 🎖 Deutsches Forschungszentrum für Künstliche […]

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Tutorial on Experimental Methodologies for Cognitive Human Augmentation

15 October, 2023

Check one of our senior researchers at Deutsches Forschungszentrum für Künstliche Intelligenz (DFKI)), Agnes Gruenerbl joining forces with Prof. Dr. Thomas Lachmann and @jan spilski from the Cognitive Science department in RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau and Giulia Barbareschi from the Media Fesign group in Keio University organizing a tutorial in the top tier conference UbiComp/ISWC 2023 in […]

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HumaneAI project passed second review by European Commisssion

2 October, 2023

The HumaneAI project, recently underwent a comprehensive review by the European Commission. We are elated to announce that the review culminated in high praise for our initiative, highlighting the efforts of our collaborating European research centers, universities, and leading industrial partners. Our EU-funded HumanE-AI-Net project stands as a beacon of collaborative excellence, uniting forefront AI […]

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TrueLearn presented at HumaneAI review with European Commission

2 October, 2023

In informational recommenders, many challenges arise from the need to handle the semantic and hierarchical structure between knowledge areas. This work aims to advance towards building a state-aware educational recommendation system that incorporates semantic relatedness between knowledge topics, propagating latent information across semantically related topics. We introduce a novel learner model that exploits this semantic […]

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Humane AI Net supports 2023 AI Beyond Borders Awards (AIBBA)

24 September, 2023

🏆The moment you’ve all been waiting for is here! We are proud to announce the 3 winners of the 2023 AI Beyond Borders Awards (AIBBA), recognizing the top German startups pushing innovative and international borders of AI technologies. Coming at you live from the Startup Nation Stage at Bits & Pretzels in #Munich, the winners […]

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Dino Pedreschi, University in Pisa

13 September, 2019

What is your opinion on Human – Centered AI? The important thing for Europe is to devise AI which is beneficial to people. Which essentially mean two things. Beneficial to individual people and beneficial to our societies as our communities. And this are two very different things. We might be very intelligent smart individual and […]

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János Kertész, Central European University

6 September, 2019

What is your opinion on Human – Centered AI? The human AI project is especially interesting for me because of its social aspects as I already said. Most people deal with Human–machine interaction when they are thinking in terms of Artificial Intelligence, that humans are embedded into society. That is a very, very important aspect. […]

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Yvonne Rogers, University College London

23 August, 2019

What is your opinion on Human – Centered AI? I think we’ve been doing Human – Centered AI for many years, we’ve always been interested in how we can use technology to empower people, but we’ve been using other technologies like virtual reality and augmented reality. AI offers new challenges to think about how we […]

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Frank van Harmelen, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

23 August, 2019

What is your opinion on Human – Centered AI? For me the big motivator in Human-centric AI, is that we are seeing more and more that the human intelligence is very different from machine intelligence. Humans and machines are very different, they reason in very different ways. Machines can spot patterns that human eye cannot […]

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Sirko Straube, German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence

20 August, 2019

What is your opinion on Human – Centered AI? Human – Centered Artificial Intelligence is mainly about bringing the human into the focus of the system, creating systems that assist humans, that are transparent to humans, so that they can also explain themselves or maybe debate actions that they’ve taken. For robotics this would also […]

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Andrea Passarella, Istituto di Informatica e Telematica

17 August, 2019

What is your opinion on Human – Centered AI? Well, for us, it is essentially understanding the trend of the decentralization of AI, so we are moving more and more towards models where instead of having centralized monolithic AI systems, AI is coming closer to the users and we are moving to systems where small […]

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Giuseppe Manco, Research ICAR-CNR

16 August, 2019

I think the most interesting part according to me; the most interesting part is how to combine symbolic AI let’s say with differentiable AI. This is essentially useful because there are some aspects which I’m trying to model within my research, let’s say for example trying to provide recommended system which is a better impact, […]

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Rinzivillo Salvatore, Research ISTI-CNR

9 August, 2019

What is your opinion on Human – Centered AI? For the Human – Centered AI let’s say human at the center of AI is some sort of let’s say grounding this technical information that for many people might look something like “wow it’s quite magic”, but basically it is just bringing together pieces that each […]

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Bernardo Magnini, Fondazione Bruno Kessler

7 August, 2019

We are working on specific aspects Human – Centered AI, particular how the interaction between machine and the human can foster this vision of AI for human. We think that without clearly understanding of natural languages there cannot be a real interaction between machines and humans. Working in this direction is not only useful, it […]

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Albrecht Schmidt, LMU Munich

4 May, 2019

For me the Humane AI project is really bringing together people from interaction, artificial intelligence, machine learning, machine vision, human computer interaction to in order to really create something new. How can we use artificial intelligence for the human, how can we make it humane, how can we create new things that take artificial intelligence […]

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John Shawe-Taylor, University College London, UNESCO Chair in AI

1 May, 2019

John Shawe-Taylor, University College London, UNESCO Chair in AIThe jump into AI has to some extent jumped into a technology that can replace humans, a technology that can influence humans and to some extent undermine humans. So there has been obviously many important advances, and very exciting development in the technology, but it hasn’t always […]

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Chiara Boldrini, National Research Council of Italy

29 April, 2019

Humane AI is a very important project for all European countries, because we all know that in the US, artificial intelligence is mostly business oriented, you have to make money out of it. Other countries are more focused on how to control people, in order to know what they are doing and control their actions. […]

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