Titlebook: Humanitarian Logistics; Rolando Tomasini,Luk Van Wassenhove Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2009

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Rolando Tomasini,Luk Van Wassenhovether objects of design. We illustrate these points by drawing on a range of examples, both from computer models and from the real world. These observations suggest that a closer link should be established in AI between research on aesthetics, embodied cognition and perception, and analogy-making.

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Rolando Tomasini,Luk Van Wassenhoven of dynamic models with unstable dynamics used to solve intelligent problems of the next generation. The conclusion is soundly based on the idea that the future of artificial intelligence lies in the sphere of nonlinear dynamics and chaos that is absolutely critical to understanding and modeling co

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Rolando Tomasini,Luk Van Wassenhoveical interventions, but an agent-tailored moral AI would not only preserve pluralism of moral values but would also enhance the agent’s autonomy by helping him to overcome his natural psychological limitations. In this way moral AI has one advantage over other forms of biomedical moral enhancement.

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Logistics of Humanitarian Aid,e humanitarian sector, particularly as they relate to emergencies and also reveals the need for cross-learning between the private and the humanitarian sector, a topic that we elaborate on throughout the book.

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