Overview
The Tenth Annual Conference on Advances in Cognitive Systems will take
place from Saturday, November 19, to Tuesday, November 22, 2022 (with
tutorials and workshops on Tuesday, November 22). Our plans for the
event have changed and it will now be a hybrid meeting to take place
physically in at George Mason University in Arlington, Virginia, and
virtually via Zoom.
The conference brings together a diverse set of researchers who pursue
the original goals of artificial intelligence. That is, the overarching
theme of the conference is to explain cognition in computational terms
and to reproduce a broad range of intelligent behaviors and human
abilities in computational artifacts.
The conference welcomes many types of research, including demonstrations
of new capabilities, empirical studies of implemented systems, and
formal analyses of complex tasks. The term "cognitive" refers to any
computational artifact that thinks or reasons, whether or not it works
the same way as humans. Topics of interest include:
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Conceptual Inference and Reasoning
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Problem Solving, Planning, and Heuristic Search
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Common Sense and Qualitative Modeling
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Memory Storage and Retrieval
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Structural Learning and Knowledge Capture
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Natural Language Understanding and Generation
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Discourse and Dialogue Processing
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Vision, Audition, and High-level Perception
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Mental Imagery and Iconic Processing
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Cognitive Models and Architectures
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Cognitive Robotics and Embodied Cognition
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High-level Execution and Control
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Multi-Tasking and Attention
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Social Cognition and Interaction
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Cognitive Aspects of Emotion and Personality
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Metacognition and Meta-level Reasoning
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We encourage participation from anyone who is interested in computational
approaches to complex cognition, human-level intelligence, and related
topics.
Submissions
We invite researchers to submit papers for presentation at the
conference. The deadline for submissions to the
EasyChair site is Friday, September 2nd, 2022.
Authors of papers accepted for oral presentation may be invited
to publish an expanded version as an article in Advances in Cognitive
Systems, an archival electronic journal associated with the conference.
Details on the submission, review, and publication process can be found
HERE, including the review form used for evaluation.
Schedule, Logistics, and Registration
The Tenth Annual Conference on Advances in Cognitive Systems will run
from 1 PM on Saturday, November 19, to 5 pm on Tuesday, November 22,
2022 (with tutorials and workshops on Tuesday, November 22), at George
Mason University's
Institute for Digital InnovAtion
in Arlington, Virginia. The meeting will include extended
technical presentations, leisurely breaks to encourage discussions,
and poster receptions to foster additional interactions among
participants. The schedule for conference presentations will be
available soon. Information about registration, transportation,
and lodging is available at the meeting's
logistics page.
Tutorials and Workshops
Tutorials and workshops will be held on Tuesday, November 22, the day
after the main technical event, in separatemeeting rooms. This year's
events include:
Those interested in participating in these events should contact
the organizers specified at the relevant links. There will be no
additional registration fee to attending them.
Program Chairs
- Jamie Macbeth Smith College
- Leilani Gilpin University of California, Santa Cruz
Local Chair
- Mihai Boicu George Mason University
Organizing Committee
- Paul Bello Naval Research Laboratory
- Michael Cox Wright State University
- Matthew Klenk Toyota Research Institute
- Pat Langley ISLE / Stanford University
- Jamie Macbeth Smith College
- Sergei Nirenburg Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Program Committee
- Adam Amos-Binks Applied Research Associates
- Tarek Richard Besold TU Eindhoven
- Mihai Boicu George Mason University
- Vadim Bulitko University of Alberta
- Mark Burstein SIFT LLC
- Rogelio Cardona-Rivera University of Utah
- Curtis Carter Tempus Labs
- Vinay Chaudhri JPMorgan & Chase Co.
- Anthony Cohn University of Leeds
- Michael Cox Wright State University
- Dustin Dannenhauer Parallax Advanced Research
- Zohreh Dannenhauer Metron, Inc.
- Johan de Kleer Palo Alto Research Center
- Effat Farhana Vanderbilt University
- Michael Floyd Knexus Research
- Kenneth Forbus Northwestern University
- Scott Friedman SIFT LLC
- Alfredo Gabaldon GE Global Research
- Leilani Gilpin University of California, Santa Cruz
- Ashok Goel Georgia Institute of Technology
- Arnav Jhala North Carolina State University
- Himanshu Joshi University of Southern California
- Alexandra Kirsch Independent Scientist
- Pat Langley ISLE / Stanford University
- Othalia Larue Parallax Advanced Research
- Justin Li Occidental College
- Henry Lieberman Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Antonio Lieto University of Turin
- Andrew Lovett U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
- Jamie Macbeth Smith College
- Chris Maclellan Georgia Institute of Technology
- David McDonald SIFT LLC
- Keith McGreggor Georgia Institute of Technology
- Marjorie McShane Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
- Andrew Nuxoll University of Portland
- Eugene Philalithis The University of Edinburgh
- Wiktor Piotrowski Palo Alto Research Center
- Irina Rabkina Occidental College
- Mark Roberts U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
- Mei Si Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
- Mohan Sridharan University of Birmingham
- John Tsotsos York University
- Andrew Vold Tempus Labs
- Tom Williams Colorado School of Mines
- Robert Wray Center for Integrated Cognition
- Ben Wright Northeastern University
We thank the Institute for Digital Innovation (IDIA) at George Mason
University for providing space and local support for the conference.
We also thank Toyota Research Institute and Smart Information Flow
Technologies for their generous financial support.