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Report from West Point
Chris Potts presented a paper at the Language for Intelligent Machines Workshop at West Point, July 19-21. He was recruited to provide the "linguist perspective". His talk was called 'A system of pragmatic pressures'. The workshop was organized by Chris Arney, manager of the cooperative systems program at the Army Research Office (ARO).
ARO supports pure research at universities through a variety of initiatives. We should all be aware of it as a source of funding for the full range of research projects undertaken here at UMass Amherst.
Chris learned a lot about robots and how to escape them when they rise up against us.