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This book is aimed at professionals, researchers and postgraduate students interested in techniques for assuring the behaviour of autonomous systems and how these systems may be programmed so that such assurance can be given. Several case studies are included, along with tutorials for the technologies used in those case studies.

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This book is aimed at professionals, researchers and postgraduate students interested in techniques for assuring the behaviour of autonomous systems and how these systems may be programmed so that such assurance can be given. Several case studies are included, along with tutorials for the technologies used in those case studies.
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Autorenporträt
Dr Louise Dennis is leader of the Autonomy and Verification research group at the University of Manchester and conference coordinator for the ACM Special Interest Group for Artificial Intelligence. She studied Mathematics and Philosophy at the University of Oxford and received her PhD from the University of Edinburgh in using AI techniques to prove mathematical theorems; her interest in the overlap between Mathematics, Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence has continued ever since. Her current research encompasses the programming of autonomous systems, the development of agent programming languages, reasoning about systems and programs via formal mathematical techniques, and the ethical implications of Artificial Intelligence. Beyond the university setting, Dr Dennis is active in public engagement and spends a lot of time taking Lego Robots into schools to introduce robotics programming to children.