Academic Departments

The Machine Learning Group is part of the Center for Automated Learning and Discovery (CALD), an interdisciplinary center that pursues research on learning, data analysis and discovery.

DEMO attacks problems in agent cognition using complex machine organizations that are created from simple components with minimal human design effort. We study recurrent neural networks, evolutionary computation, and dynamical systems as substrates. We build working systems to test our theories

The Man-Machine Interaction research group is part of the department Mediamatics at Delft University of Technology. The aim is to boost research around the subject of human-computer interaction of intelligent multimodal systems. We start with five researchers and a team of PhD and MSc students Media & Knowledge Engineering.

IRIDIA is the Artificial Intelligence research laboratory of the Universite Libre de Bruxelles.

Founded in 1988, DFKI today is one of the largest nonprofit contract research institutes in the field of innovative software technology based on Artificial Intelligence (AI) methods. DFKI is focusing on the complete cycle of innovation - from world-class basic research and technology development through leading-edge demonstrators and prototypes to product functions and commercialization.

At the AI Institute of Groningen University (KI/RuG) we study both human and artificial intelligence. Computer models are used to gain insights in the properties of human thinking. At the same time, useful knowledge is generated, leading to improvements in machine intelligence. Additionally, this knowledge can be used to improve human-machine communication and interaction

The Artificial Intelligence Research Laboratory is housed in the Department of Computer Science at Iowa State University.

NASA's largest AI research division.

Established in 1990, the NRC Institute for Information Technology (NRC-IIT) is one of the National Research Council's 20 research institutes and national programs.

part of the Institute of Core Computing Science in the School of Computer and Communication Sciences at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL). The ongoing research actives at the LIA include the application of techniques such as constraint optimization and satisfaction, intelligent agents and natural language processing to fields like resource allocation, design, configuration or knowledge extraction.