Complex Reasoning
Complex reasoning in artificial intelligence focuses on developing models capable of multi-step, logical inference and problem-solving, mirroring human cognitive abilities. Current research emphasizes improving large language models (LLMs) through techniques like chain-of-thought prompting, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and the integration of symbolic reasoning with neural networks, often incorporating multi-modal data (e.g., visual and textual information). These advancements are significant for enhancing the reliability and applicability of AI systems across diverse fields, including autonomous driving, robotics, and scientific discovery, by enabling more robust and accurate decision-making in complex scenarios.
Papers
A Symbolic Representation of Human Posture for Interpretable Learning and Reasoning
Richard G. Freedman, Joseph B. Mueller, Jack Ladwig, Steven Johnston, David McDonald, Helen Wauck, Ruta Wheelock, Hayley Borck
Robust Planning for Human-Robot Joint Tasks with Explicit Reasoning on Human Mental State
Anthony Favier, Shashank Shekhar, Rachid Alami