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Summary: Commonsense and Embodied Agents
A Panel Discussion
Stuart C. Shapiro
Computer Science and Engineering
University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
Buffalo, NY, USA
shapiro@cse.buffalo.edu
Eyal Amir Henrik Grosskreutz David Randell Mikhail Soutchanski
Computer Science Computer Science V Electronic & Electrical Eng. Computer Science
Stanford University Aachen University of Technology Imperial College University of Toronto
Stanford, CA, USA Aachen, Germany London, UK Toronto, Canada
eyal@cs.stanford.edu grosskreutz@cs.rwth-aachen.de d.randell@ic.ac.uk mes@cs.toronto.edu
1 Introduction
The purpose of this panel is to discuss the implications for commonsense knowledge representation and
reasoning of implementing a robot/agent with all or most of the following characteristics:
· The agent can act.
· The agent can perceive.
· The agent can communicate with humans.
· The agent does first-person reasoning: the knowledge base and reasoning are the beliefs and reasoning
of the agent, rather than about it.
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