The emergence of grammar in communicating autonomous robotic agents

Luc Steels

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Language and cultural evolution Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Social Robot Interaction and HRI

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Over the past five years, the topic of the origins of language is gaining prominence as one of the big unresolved questions of cognitive science. Artificial Intelligence can make a major contribution to this problem by working out precise, testable models using grounded robotic agents which interact with a real world environment and communicate among themselves or with humans about this environment. A potential side effect op this basic research are new technologies for man-machine interaction based on the negotiation of shared conventions.

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