AAAI 2018 Fall Symposium on a Common Model of Cognition
October 18-20, 2018
Schedule
9:00 am – Session 1
Introduction, Formalism
and Validation
Lebiere – Introduction to the Symposium (10’)
Romero – CogArch-ADL: Toward a Formal Description of a Reference Architecture for the Common Model of Cognition (20’+5’)
Steine-Hanson, Koh & Stocco – Refining the Common Model of Cognition Through Large Neuroscience Data (20’+5’)
Panel Discussion (moderator: Lebiere; 30’)
10:30 am – Coffee Break
11:00 am – Session 2 – Breakout groups
Topics: Language; Metacognition; Procedural/Perceptual-Motor
Parallel Breakout Discussions (45’)
Mini Plenary Discussions (15’ each; 5’ group summary + 10’ discussion)
12:30 pm – Lunch (90’)
2:00 pm – Session 3 – Higher Bands and Metacognition
Jackson – Thoughts on Bands of Action (15’)
Lieto, Kennedy, Lebiere, Romero, Taatgen, West – Higher-level Knowledge, Rational and Social Levels Constraints of the Common Model of the Mind (15’)
Orr, Lebiere, Stocco, Pirolli, Pires & Kennedy – Multi-Scale Resolution of Cognitive Architectures: Connecting Levels between the Newell Bands (15’)
Kralik, Lee, Rosenbloom, Jackson, Epstein, Romero, Sanz, Larue & McGreggor – Metacognition for a Common Model of Cognition (15’)
Panel Discussion (moderator: Lebiere; 30’)
3:30 pm – Coffee Break (30’)
4:00 pm – Session 4 – Breakout groups
Topics: Language; Metacognition; Procedural/Perceptual-Motor
Parallel Breakout Discussions (45’)
Mini Plenary Discussions (15’ each; 5’ group summary + 10’ discussion)
6:00 pm – Reception (60’)
9:00 am – Session 5 – Keynote
Kotseruba & Tsotsos – 40 Years of Cognitive Architectures: Core Cognitive Abilities and Practical Applications (60’)
Discussion (moderator: Rosenbloom; 30’)
10:30 am – Coffee Break (30’)
11:00 am – Session 6 – Breakout groups
Topics: Declarative memory; Higher Bands; Attention/Emotion/Neural/Physiology
Parallel Breakout Discussions (45’)
Mini Plenary Discussions (15’ each; 5’ group summary + 10’ discussion)
12:30 pm – Lunch (90’)
2:00 pm – Session 7 – Attention, Physiology and Emotion
Bach – Attention Based Learning as a Foundation for Conscious Agents (15’)
Scheuerman, Venable, Anderson & Golob – Modeling Spatial Auditory Attention in ACT-R: A Constraint-Based Approach (15’)
Gunzelmann, Myers & Stevens – Interactions Between Physiology and Cognition in Models of the Mind (15’)
Larue, West, Rosenbloom, Dancy, Samsonovich & Petters – Emotion in the Common Model of Cognition (15’)
Panel Discussion (moderator: Rosenbloom; 30’)
3:30 pm – Coffee Break (30’)
4:00 pm – Session 8 – Breakout groups
Topics: Declarative memory; Higher Bands; Attention/Emotion/Neural/Physiology
Parallel Breakout Discussions (45’)
Mini Plenary Discussions (15’ each; 5’ group summary + 10’ discussion)
6:00 pm – Plenary Session (90’)
9:00 am – Session 9 – Knowledge, Memory and Language
Arora, West, Brook & Kelly – Why Common Model Needs Holographic a-priori Categories (15’)
Kelley, Thomson & Milton – Standard Model of Mind: Episodic Memory (15’)
Samsonovich – A Proposal for Extension to the Common Model of Cognition (15’)
Kelly & Reitter – How Language Processing can Shape a Common Model of Cognition (15’)
Lindes – The Common Model of Cognition and Humanlike Language Comprehension (15’)
Panel Discussion (moderator: Laird; 15’)
10:30 am – Coffee Break (30’)
Session 10 – Road Ahead
Open-ended discussion recapping symposium and planning ahead
Moderators: Laird & Rosenbloom
12:30 pm – Adjourn