This workshop will focus on reasoning at the cognitive/behavioral level, in both cognitive science and AI. Topics will include discussions about whether current AI systems have certain capacities, whether they are capable of carrying out symbolic reasoning or whether explicit symbolic methods are needed, whether the term ‘reasoning’ is even appropriately applied to AI reasoning models, and other topics that address phenomena at the behavioral level and incorporate insights from cognitive theories.
Confirmed Speakers
Nouha Dziri (Allen AI2), Noah D. Goodman (Stanford University), Alison Gopnik (UC Berkeley), Andrew Grandville (Université de Montréal), Subbarao Kambhampati (Arizona State University), Najoung Kim (Boston University), Sari Kisilevsky (CUNY Queens College), Claire Stevenson (University of Amsterdam).
More speakers to be announced.
