Welcome to the SOCIAL AI CDT
The UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in Socially Intelligent Artificial Agents
The application process for entry in September 2021 is now open, please see the following page for instructions on how to apply: https://socialcdt.org/how-to-apply/
Join us for our upcoming event, an International Workshop on AI and Ethics, on July 2nd 2021 (10am – 5pm, BST)
To register for the event, and view the programme and speakers, please visit: http://socialcdt.org/aiethics
Please note:
- The application process for September 2021 CDT entry is now open. Please see the following page for instructions on how to apply: https://socialcdt.org/how-to-apply/
- Should you have any enquiries please contact us at social-cdt@glasgow.ac.uk (please write “Application Enquiry” in the subject header).
The overarching goal of SOCIAL AI is to train the next generation of experts in Artificial Social Intelligence; the AI domain aimed at endowing artificial agents with social intelligence, the ability to deal appropriately with users’ attitudes intentions, feelings, personality and expectations.
The Programme
The training programme covers the following main areas:
To outline principles and laws that govern social interactions between human and artificial agents – both embodied and virtual – at the level of cognitive, behavioural and physiological phenomena.
To improve the impact of artificial agents through their integration into wider and more complex technological systems and infrastructures.
To develop technological approaches – informed by the principles and laws outlined in 1 – that allow artificial agents to act as believable and effective partners in social interactions involving human users.
To investigate the human response to socially intelligent artificial agents in everyday life.
SOCIAL AI is based at the University of Glasgow.
It is a collaboration between the School of Computing Science, the School of Psychology, the Institute of Neuroscience and Psychology, the Adam Smith Business School, the School of Critical Studies, the School of Engineering, the Scottish Graduate School of the Social Sciences and 14 industrial partners.
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