TUPLES introduction at the ANITI Days
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28/12/2022
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Open to the entire scientific community, evolving in the field of artificial intelligence, to people initiated or interested in subjects related to AI, ANITI days are an opportunity to present and discuss progress and results. research work in AI but also to expose the scientific problems encountered as well as the avenues and solutions explored on a daily basis.
Round tables will also provide a cross-section of disciplines such as philosophy, neuroscience and artificial intelligence.
On the 11th of October during the TUPLES Project Coordinator, Sylvie Thiebaux, made a presentation focused on the aspect of trusted planning and scheduling system.
See the video of the presentation:
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At the World Conference on eXplainable AI (XAI) in Istanbul, TUPLES researchers Rebecca Eifler (LAAS-CNRS) and Guilhem Fouilhé (IRIT) presented IPEXCO, an innovative platform that brings humans and planners into dialogue through interactive goal-conflict explanations.
We’re proud to share that members of the TUPLES consortium — including Daniel Höller, Jörg Hoffmann, and our coordinator Sylvie Thiebaux — are on the organizing committee of the RIPL Workshop (Reliability in Planning and Learning), part of the prestigious ICAPS 2025 conference.
A recent article in the Czech magazine Nový Prostor, featuring our partners at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at CVTU (Czech Technical University in Prague), offers a clear and accessible view of how TUPLES technology is already making a difference in urban waste collection — one of the project’s five real-world use cases.
Nearing the finish line of the TUPLES project, we’re reflecting on three years of ambitious, collaborative research into Trustworthy AI for Planning and Scheduling.
