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Virtual Teaching Assistant: Jill Watson

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It has been said that Jill Watson is the most famous teaching assistant in the world. Jill's origin actually is quite humble. She was conceived in summer 2015 with the purpose of helping Georgia Tech's Online MS in CS Program (OMSCS) and specifically with my online course on knowledge-based artificial intelligence (KBAI) as a part of OMSCS program (http://www.omscs.gatech.edu/cs-7637-knowledge-based-artificial-intellige...). Jill had a very difficult birth in fall 2015. Jill was quite precocious almost from the beginning.

LuminAI

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Expressive Machinery Lab (formerly ADAM Lab)

LuminAI is an interactive art installation that explores the improvisation of proto-narrative movement between humans and virtual AI agents using full body, expressive, movement-based interaction. Interactors can co-create movement with an autonomous virtual agent that learns movement, response, and improvisation directly from interacting with human teachers. It analyses their movement using Viewpoints movement theory.

Website:

https://expressivemachinery.gatech.edu/projects/luminai/

Maliang and the Magic Brush

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Prototyping eNarrative Lab

Our project was inspired by the Chinese traditional fairy tale Magic Brush. The interactor has a unique brush with a magic power that could turn anything he draws to life. They will use the magic brush to escape from a room by creating/interacting with the artifacts he draws. We want to design the agencies of creating interactive user-generated content in VR.

Upcoming Events

Apr 19

ML@GT Spring Seminar: Magic Leap

Magic Leap will be on campus for a seminar presented by ML@GT
Apr 22

ML@GT Seminar: Matthias Grossglauser, EPFL

The Machine Learning Center at Georgia Tech invites you to a seminar by Matthias Grossglauser, an associate professor in the School of Computer and Communication Sciences at EPFL.
Apr 22

Visualization Distinguished Lecture - Alberto Cairo, University of Miami, April 22, 12 pm, TSRB Auditorium

Renowned data visualization and journalism expert Alberto Cairo will provide a talk on why the public misinterprets visualizations and how to prevent it.

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GVU News

People May Be Able to Find Images on a Computer Based Solely on Their Eye Movements

What if we could find images on our computer just by tracking our eye movements? ML@GT assistant professor James Hays explores this idea in new research that will be presented next month at CHI 2019.
IC Student Brianna Tomlinson Earns Campus Life Scholarship

The scholarship provides $5,000 from Campus Services and offers a lunch to honor recipients on April 18.
In The News: Will Artificial Intelligence Replace the Military?

Tech Register, Apr 9, 2019