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Tue, 18 Apr 2000 00:00
ACS NSW AISIG Monthly meeting Wednesday 26th April 2000, 6:30pm.
Author: Michael Williams
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2000 00:00
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2000 00:00
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Beware - Wednesday is the first working day next week after Easter & ANZAC
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ACS NSW AISIG - Artificial Intelligence - Monthly Meeting
Date: Wednesday 26th April 2000.
Time: 6:30pm till 8:00pm & dinner afterwards.
Topic: AI and Interactive Games
This will be an informal talk on AAAI's Symposium at Stanford
University that I attended last month. The symposium brings
together game developers and academics. The focus was on the
varying levels of AI used in these games, problems they had to
design around and AI techniques that was most useful to them.
Currently games is 'the reason' why people buy new machines and
game developers need tools to develop autonomus characters
easily. I will also mention one of the projects going on at
Xerox Parc and the dot-com craze going on where everybody is a
part of a startup.
Speaker:
Dr Yusuf Pisan, Macquarie University
Scope of the Group:
to maintain and acquire knowledge about the changing focus of
leading edge research and technology transfer
Evolutionary programming Soft computing Complexity
Biotechnology Ethics Privacy Knowledge
management
Networks Agent technology Induction
Model-based reasoning Neuro-Fuzzy Case Based Reasoning
Ontologies Philosophy Cognition
Place: ACS NSW Offices, 3rd floor PSA House
160 Clarence Street, Sydney
between Market & King Streets, closer to Town Hall than Wynyard
behind the Bowler's Club.
Contact: Michael Williams (02) 9744-4759
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