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AAAI Video Competition winners


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29 January 2015



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A large crowd of AAAI-15 goers, one of the main conferences in Artificial Intelligence, gathered at the AAAI Video Competition Award Ceremony today in Austin, Texas. The competition aims to spread the word about research and applications in AI through exciting educational videos. For this ninth edition, co-chaired by Mauro Birattari and me, 18 videos were submitted, 11 were accepted, and 3 received awards based on peer review and your votes. All the winners were there to receive their oscar-style Shakey Awards.

A special thanks to Robohub readers for voting for your favorite videos in the People’s Choice Award, this year’s videos have been viewed more than 1’250’000 times in the past two weeks with widespread coverage in mainstream media.

Best Video

Best Student Video

People’s Choice Award

You can view all the other incredible videos here, or watch them below.



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Sabine Hauert is President of Robohub and Associate Professor at the Bristol Robotics Laboratory
Sabine Hauert is President of Robohub and Associate Professor at the Bristol Robotics Laboratory

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