Artificial Intelligence

Our artificial intelligence experts investigate systems that exhibit intelligent behavior to accomplish tasks that involve capabilities such as perception, learning, navigation, planning, and cooperation.

Overview

Our artificial intelligence experts investigate systems that exhibit intelligent behavior to accomplish tasks that involve capabilities such as perception, learning, navigation, planning, and cooperation. These systems may work autonomously or in cooperation with users. Tasks include discovery and integration of information and knowledge from data, including multimedia data. Other tasks include modeling of autonomous adaptive agents, including robots, and reasoning across distributed and diverse information sources. Research topics include knowledge representation, inference and reasoning (including reasoning under uncertainty), agent architectures, and mechanisms and standards for semantic interoperability for purposes of knowledge management.

Related Information

Articles and News

• Employee Spotlight: Helping Computers to "Think"
• Meteor Team Develops New Approaches, Goes Beyond Grand Challenge
• MITRE-Sponsored Team Enters DARPA Grand Challenge
• Move Over HAL, MITRE's "Virtual Human" Assistant Is Real

Technical Papers and Presentations

• Adaptive Web-page Content Identification
• Context and Ontologies: Contextual Indexing of Ontological Expressions
• MITRE Meteor: An Off-Road Autonomous Vehicle for DARPA's Grand Challenge

Websites

• SEPO Decision Support: Artificial Intelligence
• VRoom: Room-Based Multimodal User Interface System
• 2007 MITRE Technology Symposium - Artificial Intelligence

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