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ASAmI 2007
1st Symposium on Artificial Societies for Ambient Intelligence
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, 03/04/2007
The vision of Ambient Intelligence (AmI) is a society based on unobtrusive, often invisible interactions amongst people and computer-based services in a global computing environment. Services in AmI will be ubiquitous, associated with a variety of objects and devices in the environment that bear no resemblance to computers, and people will interact with them through intelligent and intuitive interfaces sensitive to what they need. The symposium looks at artificial societies — the social and organisational abstractions of multi-agent systems — as a way to make such environments transparent and intelligible.
Alexander Artikis • Juan Carlos Augusto • Cristiano Castelfranchi • Oscar DeBruijn • Paul J. Feltovitch • Marie-Pierre Gleizes • Gregory O’Hare • Andrea Omicini • Paolo Petta • Jeremy Pitt • Eric Platon • Harmut Raffler • Alessandro Ricci • Nicolas Sabouret • Fariba Sadri • Rob Saunders • Daniel Shapiro • Maarten Sierhuis • Kostas Stathis • Francesca Toni • George Vouros • Pinar Yolum • Franco Zambonelli
AISB 2007 Convention