Been looking forward to @OsondeOsoba's talk, "Technocultural Pluralism: A “Clash of Civilizations” in Technology?" https://t.co/ubbefB76RO #AAAI20 #AI #ethics pic.twitter.com/tz8psY0y9I

— Charlie Oliver (@itscomplicated) February 8, 2020

Nice moment of appreciation and gratitude from @DatapolicyProf for these students that were critical to the success of #AIES2020.

She’s also talking about necessary labour we have to do to bring a broader community into our spaces and work ?? pic.twitter.com/eIW16pnG3h

— Bianca Wylie (@biancawylie) February 8, 2020

.@ginasue calls on us to conduct more on-the-ground research about situated ai users, uses, appropriations, impacts, and beliefs #aies2020 #AAAI2020 as well as more dialogue between policymakers, communities, and technologists https://t.co/VY87giwh10 pic.twitter.com/dPWBe3MNIq

— Meg Young (@megyoung0) February 8, 2020

Introduced our friendly neighbourhood conversational alien, Zhorai, today at #eaai2020 @RealAAAI with @aigelicwings & Galit Lukin! Zhorai enjoyed NYC, but is ready to head home here https://t.co/XK2PhLYCZ2 & here https://t.co/cWC6W8XnHb ?? #conversationalai #nlp #aieducation pic.twitter.com/TQtBrdPI51

— Jessica Van Brummelen (@JessVanBrum) February 9, 2020

AI for everyone! Ben Shapiro and Abigail Zimmermann-Niefield on teaching AI and creating meaningful ML-interactive experiences @RealAAAI #aieducation #AAAI20
–> Note: this includes training a system to recognize wingardia leviosa 😉 #harrypotter pic.twitter.com/dE8peJtKT3

— Jessica Van Brummelen (@JessVanBrum) February 9, 2020

Caught end of David Silver’s talk at RL for games workshop. Packed house! People still inspired by learning games.

I know I was.

#AAAI2020 pic.twitter.com/Rv0XVPUf7E

— Nikolai Yakovenko (@ivan_bezdomny) February 8, 2020

David Silver is giving an interactive talk! The audience was asked to choose the content, how cool! @RealAAAI #AAAI20 pic.twitter.com/nxe2DFGmBg

— Bilal Kartal (@bll_krtl) February 8, 2020

Highest number of submissions and acceptances from China and USA. Most papers focus on ML, followed by Vision and NLP #AAAI20 pic.twitter.com/sWe16ZbLUF

— Ishtiaque Shams, PhD (@ishtiaque_shams) February 9, 2020

⁦@yolandagil⁩ giving the presidential address at #AAAI20. Will AI write the scientific papers of the future? pic.twitter.com/MEKpjJyIuh

— AAAI (@RealAAAI) February 9, 2020

The #AAAI20 Student Outreach Workshop gives undergrads a chance to build #AI #robots and games on Feb 8 and present them to the public on Feb 9 at @AMNH. Join us for the show! #MachineLearning #DeepLearning https://t.co/ueHsWAQTYv

— AAAI (@RealAAAI) February 6, 2020

Try AI became a reality today! We had a wonderful first event at the @RealAAAI conference in NYC. A huge thanks to all of the panelists, judges, mentors, and students that participated in the event. You are all so inspiring! pic.twitter.com/LIqyVWTO3z

— Elizabeth Bondi-Kelly (@BondiElizabeth) February 8, 2020

We're excited to announce the $1 million AAAI Squirrel AI Award for Artificial Intelligence for the Benefit of Humanity! More information coming soon.https://t.co/uaFeyCqdDC pic.twitter.com/CrbzaJgwyG

— AAAI (@RealAAAI) February 9, 2020

Also, people ask the ConceptNet folks all the time about issues we ran into crowdsourcing common sense. OMG, recency bias/priming of various types. (again @ybisk's slide). #AAAI2020 pic.twitter.com/rzFy1AFwKe

— Catherine Havasi (@catherinehavasi) February 9, 2020

Fascinating Turing Award session! Hinton’s great-great-grandfather was George Boole, the father of symbolic reasoning. The story of #AI in a single family. #AAAI20 #AAAI2020 @rao2z @frossi_t @conitzer @yolandagil pic.twitter.com/p2najTvBDX

— Barry O'Sullivan (@BarryOSullivan) February 10, 2020

Conference tip. If you want to reduce the constant rattle of badges, just clip them like this:#AAAI20 pic.twitter.com/O6NOHhMKqB

— A Wojcicki (@pretendsmarts) February 9, 2020