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AAAI Video Competition winners
The AAAI Video Competition Award Ceremony took place yesterday at AAAI-16 in Phoenix, Arizona. The competition aims to spread the word about research and applications in AI through exciting educational videos. For this tenth edition, co-chaired by Charles Isbell and myself, 24 videos were submitted, 19 were accepted, and 6 received awards based on peer review and your votes.
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 70’000 times in the past two weeks! You can view all the videos here.
Best Video
Best Robot Video
Best Student Video
Most Entertaining Video
Best Application of AI
People’s Choice Award
tags: AAAI Video Competition, competitions, events
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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