The Interactive Intelligence Laboratory was formed to explore the idea that machines should acquire their own conceptual systems or ontologies through interaction. The IIL comprises three Computer Science core laboratories: the Adaptive Networks Laboratory (ANW), directed by Andrew Barto; the Experimental Knowledge Systems Laboratory (EKSL), directed by Paul Cohen; and the Laboratory for Perceptual Robotics (LPR), co-directed by Roderic Grupen and Robin Popplestone, and faculty in the Cognitive, Developmental, and Educational Psychology Division of the Psychology Department, -- Neil Berthier, Carole Beal and Rachel Clifton.
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