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Computer Science Professor to Offer Real News on Artificial Intelligence in Robotic Systems |
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According to Professor Pitts, real time robotic systems based on artificial intelligence have faced two major problems—speed and storage space. During his talk, he will offer a new technique for managing both problems. He will also demonstrate intelligence control with several actual robots. The Food For Thought luncheon lecture series is sponsored by the San Antonio chapter of the Trinity University Alumni Association. |
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Last updated on January 22, 2003 by the Office of Public Relations |
Jan.
22, 2003 – Almost since the birth of the computer, humans have had
a desire to imbue machines with their own rationality and intellect.
However, two major problems have impeded this effort. Gerald Pitts,
the Caruth Distinguished Professor of Computer Science, will give an
overview of artificial intelligence in robotic systems as part of Trinity’s
Food For Thought luncheon lecture series. His presentation, titled “Artificial
Intelligence,” will take place at noon on Wednesday, Feb. 5, in the
Coates Center Fiesta Room.