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Panel 1
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Organizer(s):
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Daniel Levine
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Title:
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What Neural Modeling Tells Us about Ourselves
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Panelists:
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Wlodzislaw Duch, Daniel Levine, Ali Minai, Leonid Perlovsky, Ron Sun, John Taylor, and Paul Werbos
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Topic:
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Insights about human nature, functioning and personality through neural modeling
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Panel 2
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Organizer(s):
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Asim Roy
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Title:
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Architectural issues for autonomous learning systems |
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Panelists:
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Bruno Apolloni, Wlodek Duch, Walter Freeman, Ali Minai, Carlo Francesco Morabito, Leonid Perlovsky, John Taylor, Juyang Weng, Asim Roy
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Topic:
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Neural reuse theories versus specialized processing modules: what architectures, etc.
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Panel 3
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Organizer(s):
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Juyang Weng (Michigan State University, weng@msu.edu) and Asim Roy (Arizona State University, asim.roy@asu.edu) |
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Title:
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Brain-Mind Architectures: Module-Free, General Purpose and Immediate Learning? |
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Panelists:
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Asim Roy, John Taylor, Janusz Starzyk, Ron Sun, Bernard Widraw, Juyang Weng
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Topic:
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Is the brain's memory general purpose? Does the brain have rigid modules over the life? How does the brain-mind learn? How does the brain-mind reason?
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Panel 4
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Organizer(s):
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Robert Kozma (University of Memphis, rkozma@memphis.edu)
and Giovanni E. Pazienza (MTA-SZTAKI & Pazmany University, gpazienza@sztaki.hu)
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Title:
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Is memristor the future of Artificial Intelligence?
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Panelists:
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Robert Kozma, Leon Chua, Steve Kang, Paul Werbos, Massimiliano Versace, Stan Williams,
Greg Snider, Massimiliano Di Ventra, Donald Wunsch II.
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Topic:
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The Potential of Memristor in AI
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Panel 5
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Organizer(s):
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Péter Érdi |
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Title:
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Undergraduate interdisciplinary education in cognitive and neural computation: Why, what and how?
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Panelists:
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Péter Érdi, Simona Doboli, Daniel Levine, Irwin King, Aluizio F. R. Araujo and Robert Kozma |
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Topic:
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Education
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