Earlier this month I attended one of the regular BRLSI philosophy talks. Andreas Wasmuht prepared an excellent introduction to the work of Martin Heidegger, specifically his work Being and Time (first published in 1927). This post is not specifically about that work, but it got me thinking again about how much more … Continue Reading ››
Taking AI Deployment Seriously
I'm just back from Copenhagen where we ran a roundtable on AI assurance, asking how we can best use tools to reduce risk and address compliance with upcoming regulations, particularly the European AI Act. The speaker details are in the link, and there will be a full video too. We had about … Continue Reading ››
Moving on
Yesterday was my last day of employment at The University of Bath. I have taught Robotics and Autonomous Systems for four years, 12 Semesters. It's been a great experience, especially the contact with students in lectures, labs and tutorials. But now it is time to move on. The workload is relentless and gruelling. The last … Continue Reading ››
IET Responsible AI Webinar
Delighted to be part of the programme @IETevents new webinar series on Responsible AI, exploring cutting-edge technology and future applications over seven sessions in November and December. Booking is open now: http://ow.ly/Kcdg30rWpTu
Highlights for Academic Year 2020/21
ALTAI – A new assessment tool from the High-Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence (HLEG)
New Book: Transparency for Robots and Autonomous Systems
ROS-Instinct: A new reactive planner for the Robot Operating System (ROS)
Battle of Ideas 2019 – Can you build a human?
I was delighted to be part of the panel for 'From Robots to AI: Can You Build a Human?' at the Barbican Centre in London a couple of weeks ago. Chaired by Timandra Harkness, along with … Continue Reading ››
AmonI UPDATE
Today I spent a couple of hours in hackathon mode with fellow members of the AmonI (Artificial Models of Natural Intelligence) research group at Bath . We decided it was time to bring the AmonI web pages up to date, so that the web site properly reflects our previous and current … Continue Reading ››