Speaker:
Qi Shi (University of Southampton)
Time:
- 16:20-17:20 (Time in Beijing)
- 11 September, 2024 (Tuesday)
Venue:
518
Abstract:
Multiagent systems are a general framework that depicts the interactions between humans and artificial intelligence. Such interactions appear more and more frequently in daily life, making an intense call for the governance of such hybrid systems. In the tradition of human society governance, the notion of responsibility can often serve as a tool to determine the rewards and punishments, while different forms of norms, such as obligation, permission, and prohibition, are often used as instructions. In this talk, the speaker will discuss how the concepts of responsibility and norms can be formally extended to multiagent systems with autonomous agents.