A busy month...

It's been a very busy month, and I'm finally posting all the things that need posting. First off, my website now has a Professional Activities section, listing things I've organized, including the upcoming special issue on Human-Level Intelligence for IEEE Intelligent Systems (deadline January 5th!). This also lists the two events I just ran, the Naturally-Inspired AI symposium, and the Spatial Computing Workshop. Both went very well, and have budding communities that must be nurtured.

I've also posted all the papers and talks from the last month:

• Engineered Robustness by Controlled Hallucination, Jacob Beal and Gerald Jay Sussman, AAAI 2008 Fall Symposium "Naturally-Inspired Artificial Intelligence", November 2008.
  
• Cells Are Plausible Targets for High-Level Spatial Languages, Jacob Beal and Jonathan Bachrach, Spatial Computing Workshop, October 2008. (and talk)
  
• Empirical Characterization of Discretization Error in Gradient-based Algorithms, Jonathan Bachrach, Jacob Beal, Joshua Horowitz, and Dany Qumsiyeh, IEEE SASO 2008, October 2008. (and talk)
  
• Cognitive Security for Personal Devices, Rachel Greenstadt and Jacob Beal, First ACM workshop on AISec, October 2008.
  

Whew.