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Title How to explain AI to a bunch of 10 year-olds
Abstract I have discussed at a previous WAI my ambition to write an AI book for young people. This will not be the topic of this WAI. But an idea that is related is to make use of our great research labs to get some of those young people over to the VU for half a day, and get them to understand what on earth Artificial Intelligence is, and what Computer Scientists do in their daily lives. Or, to be less ambitious, make them enthusiastic about both topics so that they will come and study LI, IMM or CS with us later... To that end I would like to discuss ideas for experiments, demos, challenges, topics, calculations, infrastructure, anything that might boggle the mind of a 10 year old. This is not easy: remember that this is the tablet-generation. These kids grow up with computer games, adaptive learning environments and the Internet. Please bring ideas!

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12 March 2007
04 February 2008
16 February 2009 Nature-Inspired Reasoning for the Internet of the Future
14 December 2009 What's a Like? query?
10 September 2012
03 June 2013
07 October 2013 As Albert is ill, stefan offered to do a presentation instead
03 March 2014 How to explain AI to a bunch of 10 year-olds
10 November 2014
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22 June 2015
31 October 2016 A(I) Bird's Eye View