AI@ASU

The AI group at ASU brings together a distinguished faculty with a broad range of interests spanning much of Artificial Intelligence. The groups includes two elected fellows of the Association for Advancement of Artificial Intelligence. The group's work is well known and well respected both within and outside the university.

In addition to doing core research in all aspects of AI, the group members are also active in a variety of inter-disciplinary initiatives, including ET-I3, an initiative on intelligent information integration and Bio-Informatics.

Faculty and their research groups (listed in the chronological order of joining ASU).

Directly Affiliated with CSE AI group
- Nick Findler (Emeritus) One of the pioneers in AI. Works in computer-based decision making, strategies.
- Subbarao Kambhampati (Fellow, AAAI) works in automated planning, constraint satisfaction, machine learning. Has a strong second interest in intelligent information integration.
- Chitta Baral (Chair, CSE) Works in reasoning with actions, logical theories of commonsense etc. Has a strong interest in applications of AI to bio-informatics.
- Huan Liu Works in datamining and machine learning.
- Hasan Davulcu Works in semantic web, data mining and machine learning. Has a strong interest in databases.
- Jieping Ye Works in statistical machine learning and its applications to bio-informatics.
- Joohyung Lee Works in logical theories of reasoning with actions and change.
- Kurt VanLehn (Fellow, Cognitive Science Society) is a pioneer in intelligent tutoring systems.
- Heather Pon-Barry. Works in natural language processing and intelligent tutoring systems.
Other Faculty in CSE with AI-related interests
- Hari Sundaram works in experiential multi-media systems
- Baoxin Li works in computer vision and pattern recognition
ASU Faculty outside CSE with AI-related interests
- Ted Shortliffe (Fellow, AAAI) is a professor of the Biomedical Informatics department of School of Computing and Informatics.