Media

VUB AI Lab in latest issue of Datanews

Submitted on 17 April 2012
Fluid Construction Grammar

The latest issue of the ICT magazine Data News (13/04/2012) features a four-page coverage of the research carried out at the VUB AI Lab today. Pieter Wellens explains our work on language games and Fluid Construction Grammar. The special issue is only available online for Datanews subscribers.

Language game research on BBC Horizon

Submitted on 2 April 2012
Robotics
Evolutionary linguistics

Tomorrow, April 3rd, BBC Horizon will broadcast a documentary about Artificial Intelligence, where Luc Steels explains our work on action language games on real robots (developed during the ALEAR research project). The program starts at 21:00 (GMT+01) on BBC2.  The program is also broadcasted on Friday April 6 at 23:30 (GMT+01) on BBC HD.

Robots para saber cómo somos

Submitted on 29 March 2012
Robotics

The popular TVE science program Redes para la Ciencia has interviewed Luc Steels for a documentary on the use of robots to study human behaviour. After its broadcast on March 25th 2012, the video has been published on the web.

A day deep in the future

Submitted on 21 November 2011

Luc Steels is part of the TEDx Talks in Brussels on 'A day deep in the future' that takes place on 22 November 2011. You can download the program here.

Utopia of Communication

Submitted on 15 December 2010

Talk by Luc Steels with Berlin-based artist Sissel Tolaas about the “utopia of communication. This first lecture of the new series Art and Neuroscience is organized by the Deutsche Guggenheim CLUB together with the berlin-based Association of Neuroesthetics. 

Cultures del Canvi

Submitted on 15 December 2009

Extract of the opening conference of the exhibition CULTURES DEL CANVI. "Can robots create their own language?", Luc Steels at Arts Santa Mònica, 10 December 2009.

Embodied Language Games for Autonomous Robots (IJCAI 09)

Submitted on 15 August 2009

Luc Steels as an invited speaker at IJCAI 09 in Pasadena, California on "Embodied Language Games for Autonomous Robots".