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access XV, 137 p. 30 illus., 27 illus. in color. online resource. This book enables readers to understand the challenges and opportunities of developing human-centered AI with commonsense reasoning abilities. Despite apparent accuracy improvements brought by large neural models across task benchmarks, common sense is still lacking. The lack of common sense affects many tasks, including story understanding, decision-making, and question answering. Commonsense knowledge and reasoning have long been considered the “black matter” of AI, raising concerns about the trustworthiness and applicability of AI methods in both autonomous and hybrid applications. This book describes how to design a more robust, collaborative, explainable, and responsible AI through incorporating neuro-symbolic commonsense reasoning. In addition, the book provides examples of how these properties of AI can facilitate a wide range of social-good applications in digital democracy, traffic monitoring, education, and robotics. What makes commonsense reasoning such a unique and impactful challenge? What can we learn from cognitive research when designing and developing AI systems? How can we approach building responsible, robust, collaborative, and explainable AI with common sense? And finally, what is the impact of this work on human-AI teaming? This book provides an accessible introduction and exploration of these topics. In addition, this book: Features cognitive, symbolic, and neural theories and methods for commonsense reasoning Integrates neural and symbolic methods for open-domain tasks built on robustness, adaptivity, collaboration, and responsibility principles Synthesizes lessons learned and provides open challenges that future research and engineering efforts need to tackle About the Author Filip Ilievski, Ph.D., is a Senior Assistant Professor of Commonsense AI at the Vrije Universiteit (VU) Amsterdam’s Computer Science department. Dr. Ilievski is an affiliated scientist at the USC Information Sciences Institute (ISI), where he was previously a Research Lead and played a key role in a team within the DARPA Machine Common Sense (MCS) program. Dr. Ilievski holds a Ph.D. in Natural Language Processing. His research focuses on developing robust and explainable neuro-symbolic technology with positive real-world impact, based on neural methods and high-quality knowledge. Dr. Ilievski has also made extensive contributions in identifying long-tail entities in text, interpretation of internet memes, and enabling access to large-scale knowledge resources. Introduction -- Collaborative Commonsense Reasoning -- Adaptive Commonsense Reasoning -- Responsible Commonsense Reasoning -- Explainable Commonsense Reasoning -- Hybrid Intelligence with Common Sense -- Conclusions and Outlook. by Filip Ilievski. Artificial intelligence Natural language processing (Computer science) Reasoning Computer science User interfaces (Computer systems) Human-computer interaction Application software Artificial Intelligence Natural Language Processing (NLP) Formal Reasoning Computer Science User Interfaces and Human Computer Interaction Computer and Information Systems Applications Q334-342 TA347.A78 9783031699740 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-69974-0 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-69974-0 241220 20251030114629.0 978-3-031-69974-0