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Movies
On-line versions of talks given at or by people
associated with AIAI:
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Speaker: Prof. Donald Michie, Professor Emeritus, University of Edinburgh
Title:Recollections of Early AI in Britain: 1942-1965.
BCS Computer Conservation Society's
Artificial Intelligence:
Recollections of the Pioneers Seminar
Transcript: PDF Format
Venue: British Museum, London, UK
Date: 11-Oct-2002 - 35 Minutes
Media: Produced by New South Wales University of Technology, Australia
[Quicktime Format]
[Realmedia Format]
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Speaker: Prof. Austin Tate, AIAI, University of Edinburgh
Title: I-X - Human Centered Plan Representations that Computers can Understand
Abstract: HTML Format
Venue: IHMC, Pensacola, Florida, USA
Date: 3-Apr-2003 - 55 minutes
Media: Produced by IHMC
[Quicktime Format]
[Realmedia Format]
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Speaker: Prof. Austin Tate, AIAI, University of Edinburgh
Title: I-Room - Intelligent Collaborative Spaces for Emergency Response
Abstract: Text Format
Venue: Microsoft Research, Redmond, WA, USA
Date: 8-Feb-2008 - 75 minutes
Media: Produced by Microsoft Research
[Windows Media Format]
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Speaker: Prof. Austin Tate, AIAI, University of Edinburgh
Title: Austin Tate, I-Rooms, Research in a Nutshell, Science & Engineering
Abstract: Text Format
Venue: Appletion Tower, Edinburgh, UK
Date: 14-Dec-2011 - 1 minute
Media: Produced by Siri Rhodes, Siri Research Films
[M4V]
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Special Events
- BBC TV - June 1973 - Lighthill Controversy Debate at the Royal
Institution with Professor Sir James Lighthill, Professor Donald
Michie, Professor Richard Gregory and Professor John McCarthy.
[81 minutes. Formats:
- AI: Recollections of the Pioneers
Computer Conservation Society Seminar
[Event Transcripts and
Presentations]
11-Oct-2002, Science Museum,
London, UK.
- BBC Radio 4
Shop
Talk
AI and its Applications
[BBC Web Site and "Listen Again"]
[Local Copy:
Web Page,
MP3,
WMA]
Programme transmitted on 23-Dec-2003
- UK Future TV
- Future Technology
Austin Tate of the University of Edinburgh talks about artificial
intelligence techniques and their use in emergency response centres.
[UK Future TV Web Site]
[Local Copy:
WMV,
March 2007 Web Page]
Programme originally produced 10-Mar-2007
- BBC Radio 4 Jonathan Edwards Looks Into... AI at Edinburgh
[BBC Web Site and "Listen Again"]
[Local Copy:
Web Page,
MP3]
Programme transmitted on 28-Mar-2007
- The University of Edinburgh - Star Gazing Group
- Stargazing Panel -
Discussion on Mobile Computing - 9-May-2007
- Taking part: JCMB1: Austin Tate (Informatics), Alistair Knock
(Disability office). JCMB2: Karon McBride (SUPA), Sean Farrel (SUPA)
Paterson's Land: John Lee (Informatics), Mark Wright (Informatics),
Paul Anderson (Informatics), Simon Marsden (IS), David Dewhurst
(e-learning and e-health), Andy Pryde (Media Services)
- Recording (.wmx)
- Edinburgh Computer History Reunion - 28/29-Jun-2007
- EUSci: Podcast Extra: A Conversation with AI Researchers
[EUSci Podcast (MP3)]
[Local Copy:
Image of Web Page,
MP3]
- At the 2011 the Edinburgh International Film Festival, one of the
events was a screening of the 1984 scifi classic The Terminator. The
event was followed by a discussion with two real-life AI researchers
from the University of Edinburgh School of Informatics. We managed to
catch the two scientists before the event and talk to them about the
past and future of AI, its perception in the media, and whether we
should worry about the Robot Apocalypse. Listen to our conversation
with Austin Tate, Professor of Knowledge-Based Systems, and Sethu
Vijayakumar, Professor of Robotics.
Programme recorded on 17-Jun-2011
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