Computing Point-of-View: Modeling and Simulating Judgments of Taste

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Hugo Liu is America On-Line Fellow and a dissertation-year Ph.D. candidate in the Media Arts & Sciences program of the MIT School of Architecture and Planning. Liu is developing a research programme around the computation of point-of-view and aesthetic experience, to culminate in the AAAI-2006 Workshop on Artificial Intelligence for Beauty and Happiness, which he will co-chair. Inspired by literary theory and informed by artificial intelligence computation, Liu's investigations span the computational modelling of, inter alia, emotion, aesthetics, culture, common sense, gustation, identity, and more recently, he has published on the semantics of happiness and time perception. Liu has published over two dozen articles and spoken extensively around these thematics— his work is recognized with two best paper prizes and has been covered by media such as Slashdot, Technology Review, and New York Times Magazine. He is author of the ConceptNet common sense reasoning research package and the popular MontyLingua natural language understanding package. Liu’s scholarly activities have included service on programme committees of international conferences, reviewerships for major journals and magazines, and keynotes and invited panel presentations. Liu holds bachelors' and masters' degrees in Computer Science from MIT.