Vincent Corruble

Vincent Corruble received degrees in Engineering (Ecole Centrale de Lille, France), a M.S. in Systems Engineering (University of Virginia, 1992), a Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence (UPMC, Paris 6, 1996). After postdocs in South Africa, in the US, and in the UK, he joined the faculty of UPMC (now Sorbonne Université), LIP6 laboratory.

He has contributed to the field of Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition, Machine discovery and Data Science, with applications to history of medicine and medical research. In the early 2000’s, he turned his attention to intelligent agents, especially learning agents and multi-agent systems, with a special interest for multi-agent reinforcement learning in complex systems. This found significant applications in the area of Game AI and later in city modeling and urban simulation. This also led to a focus on virtual characters and agent architectures, with emphasis on affective computing to model emotions and their interplay with personality and social interactions.

Lately Vincent Corruble has developed interest in AI safety, and more specifically on how agents and humans can develop safe cooperation and trust over time. In this context he visited CHAI during the summer of 2019. He has been member of the Multi-Agent Systems group at LIP6 (Sorbonne Université, Paris) since 2007.