Mark Humphrys - Blog

Home How to email me Search: Ballsbridge, Dublin, right now. Near the RDS. From Dublin City Council. See full size. Research Publications The World-Wide-Mind w2mind.org Action Selection W-learning The Turing Test The MGonz chatbot AI in general Teaching CA217 - Computer Networks CA300 - Artificial Intelligence CA425 - Artificial Intelligence CA622 - Advanced Algorithms CA Working Papers Library Computers and Internet The Internet in the 1980s humphrysfamilytree.com

Tuesday, 15 July 2008 Updates on the World-Wide-Mind project are not here but rather at the World-Wide-Mind blog. Updates on my genealogy research are not here but rather at the Genealogy blog (and blog archive and Blennerhassett Challenge blog). This page is for everything else. Turing Test Humphrys, Mark (2008), "How my program passed the Turing Test", Chapter 15 of Parsing the Turing Test: Philosophical and Methodological Issues in the Quest for the Thinking Computer, Robert Epstein, Gary Roberts and Grace Beber (eds.), Springer, 2008. This is a scientific paper that: (a) will make you laugh, and: (b) contains adult themes and is not suitable for children. The MGonz chatbot Research with Bernard Gorman Bernard Gorman and Mark Humphrys, "Imitative Learning of Combat Behaviours in First-Person Computer Games", 10th International Conference on Computer Games (CGAMES-07), Louisville, Kentucky, July 2007. Christian Bauckhage, B. Gorman, C. Thurau & M. Humphrys, "Learning Human Behavior from Analyzing Activities in Virtual Environments", MMI interaktiv journal, 2007, Issue: 12 Pages: 3-17. Gorman, B., Fredriksson, M. and Humphrys, M., The QASE API - An Integrated Platform for AI Research and Education Through First-Person Computer Games, International Journal of Intelligent Games and Simulations (IJIGS), Volume 4 Issue 2, June 2007. Bernard Gorman, Christian Thurau, Christian Bauckhage, Mark Humphrys. Bayesian Imitation of Human Behavior in Interactive Computer Games. Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR) 2006: 1244-1247. Bernard Gorman, Christian Thurau, Christian Bauckhage, Mark Humphrys. Believability Testing and Bayesian Imitation in Interactive Computer Games. 9th International Conference on the Simulation of Adaptive Behavior (SAB 2006): 655-666. Springer, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol. 4095, pp.655-666, 2006. B. Gorman and M. Humphrys. Towards Integrated Imitation of Strategic Planning and Motion Modelling in Interactive Computer Games. ACM Computers in Entertainment, Vol. 4, No. 4, October 2006. Gorman, B., Fredriksson, M. and Humphrys, M., QASE - An Integrated API for Imitation and General AI Research in Commercial Computer Games, in Proc. IEEE 7th International Conference on Computer Games (CGAMES 2005). Bernard Gorman and Mark Humphrys, Towards Integrated Imitation of Strategic Planning and Motion Modelling in Interactive Computer Games, Third Annual International Conference in Computer Game Design and Technology (GDTW 2005). Research in general My PhD "family tree" (Who supervised who) Other AI research Steven Harford gets PhD, 2006. Thesis title: Content-Based Retrieval of Melodies using Artificial Neural Networks. Bernard Gorman starts PhD. AI in general AI: Changing Us, Changing Them, Nina Munteanu, Strange Horizons, 23 August 2004. Masters research Tom Nolan and Mark Humphrys, "Problems with Internet and Library Usage For Secondary School Children", ITB Journal, Issue Number 8, Dec 2003, pp.118-51. How children use libraries and the Internet, Tom Nolan, MSc in Computers in Education (2002). Other AI research John Kelleher gets PhD, 2003. Thesis title: A Perceptually Based Computational Framework for the Interpretation of Spatial Language in 3D Simulated Environments. Turing Test AI Expert Newsletter, July 2003. Imaginary Friends, Sascha Segan, ABC News, 29th Aug 2000. Someone running a chatbot on AOL Instant Messenger. "My fair KI", Konrad Lischka, Spiegel online, 28th Aug 2000. AI in general Emotion-packed robots are on their way! by Jerome Burne, The Times of India, 29 Feb 2000. I think the above is a re-publication of a Sunday Times article, 20th Feb 2000. This will eventually come online again here. Computers and Internet "Why on earth would I link to you?" Article on linking featured in Jakob Nielsen's Spotlight, 1999. Turing Test The MGonz chatbot MGonz features in Ch.10 of Database Nation by Simson Garfinkel, January 2000. See author's site. You can look inside the book (though you can't see the relevant section). MGonz features in Ch.2 of The Darwin Wars, by Andrew Brown, 1999. You can search inside the book and see the relevant section. MGonz features in Ch.7 of The Science of the X-Files by Jeanne Cavelos, 1998. You can look inside the book (though you can't see the relevant section). MGonz is featured in Invasion of the Internet Impostors by Michael McCormick, Internet Underground magazine, vol 1, issue 8, July 1996.

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