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Language games for autonomous robots
Luc Steels
- Year
- 2001
- Citations
- 121
Abstract
Integration and grounding are key AI challenges for human-robot dialogue. The author and his team are tackling these issues using language games and have experimented with them on progressively more complex platforms. A language game is a sequence of verbal interactions between two agents situated in a specific environment. Language games both integrate the various activities required for dialogue and ground unknown words or phrases in a specific context, which helps constrain possible meanings.
Keywords
Computer scienceSituatedRobotHuman–computer interactionContext (archaeology)Artificial intelligenceKey (lock)Common groundNatural language processingLanguage-game
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