Autopilot was published in the proceedings of the Irish Conference on Artificial Intelligence & Cognative Science (AICS) 2008.
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Luca Longo is currently assistant lecturer in the School of Computing at DIT. His research interests are in argumentation theory (AT) and defeasible reasoning (DR) applied in knowledge representation (KR) and decision-making (DM). Specifically, domains of application include human-computer interaction (HCI), human mental workload (MWL) and health-care (HC). Luca owns a bachelor and a master with honour and distinction in computer science (Italy), a post-graduate diploma in statistics, a master with distinction in health informatics and a phd in Artificial Intelligence at Trinity College Dublin.
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