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Workshop on Formal Methods for Autonomous Systems, organised by Matt Luckcuck, Marie Farrell, Maike Schwammberger & Mario Gleirscher Tweets by
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It was a nice surprise when I stumbled across this page for the first time. I didn't think was big enough yet to be found by DBLP, but there we were 'real'. 😊
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For quick access to all the proceedings from our previous workshops on Formal Methods for Autonomous Systems, you can check the page generated by the lovely people @dblp_org : dblp.dagstuhl.de/db/conf/fmas/i #FMAS2023 #FMAS2022 #FMAS2021 #FMAS2020 #FMAS2019
Screenshot from a DBLP page listing the proceedings of the previous workshops on Formal Methods for Autonomous Systems.
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PhD students, don't worry. Technologies, trends, and even whole fields come and go. A PhD makes you an expert in a field but, more importantly, teaches you how to become an expert. Once you know that you can learn anything, you can adapt to major disruptions in your field.
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2+ years of hard (but enjoyable!) work & conversation across HRI / HCI / interaction design & gender studies went into this paper - we hope it makes feminist scholarship (and it’s relevance to HRI) a bit more accessible to HRI researchers/developers. Thrilled we got best paper 🎉
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Learn about "Feminist Human-Robot Interaction: Disentangling Power, Principles and Practice for Better, More Ethical HRI," by Katie Winkle, et al., a Best Theory, Methods and Reproducibility Paper from HRI '23: Conference on Human-Robot Interaction bit.ly/3zdzxGl
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I suppose one significant difference is the modularity. Airplanes are built on components, with each component can be tested and understood. People understand how and why it functions. ML is a complete opposite— it grows into a giagantic model without rooms for a scientific study
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Some folks say "I'm scared of AGI" Are they scared of flying? No! Not because airplanes can't crash. But because engineers have made airliners very safe. Why would AI be any different? Why should AI engineers be more scared of AI than aircraft engineers were scared of flying?
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Fully funded ESRC PhD studentship at the University of Glasgow: A novel Artificial Intelligence Method for inferencing impaired cognition trajectories from MRI data in patients with Alzheimer’s dementia Application deadline: 13th of April More info: sgsss.ac.uk/studentship/a-
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Final call for applications for our Masterclass in Soft, Swarm & Aerial Robotics . Apply by midnight on Friday to be considered for a space ⬇️
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This is the last week to apply for a place at our Masterclass in Soft, Swarm & Aerial Robotics! Visit our webpage to find out more & apply to attend before 10 March👉 tasfunctionality.bristol.ac.uk/2023/03/02/dea @tas_hub @BristolUniEng @BristolRobotLab @SoftLabBristol @sabinehauert
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Great news! Our paper was accepted at the NASA Formal Methods (NFM) symposium. It describes work on integrating FRET into CERN's PLCverif tool for the verification of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs). The tool chain was used on two critical CERN case studies. #NFM2023 #FRET
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