Carnegie Mellon University

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Instinctive computing is a computational simulation of biological and cognitive instincts. Instincts profoundly influence how we see, feel, appear, think, and act. If we want a computer to be genuinely secure, intelligent and to interact naturally with us, we must give computers the ability to recognize, understand, and even to have primitive instincts. At this workshop, we explore transformational developments in this area, including the building blocks for instinctive computing systems and potential applications such as security, privacy, human-computer interaction, next generation networks, and product design. This two-day workshop includes topics in four tracks: Instinctive Architectures, Instinctive Cognition, Intelligent Systems, and Demos and Posters. We want to engage in-depth dialogs in a small group with multidisciplinary minds. We would like to return to the the origin of workshops and focus on ideas. The post-proceedings will be published by Springer as a book of the Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI).

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