Selma Saidi

TU Braunschweig, Germany

Connected Mind: on Computation for collective Reasoning

Abstract

Future compute systems will be autonomous and will be connected. The IEEE International Roadmap on Devices and Systems (IRDS) identifies autonomous systems as key drivers of societal and technological development for the next decade. These systems are expected to revolutionize our daily life and economy, particularly in fields like automated driving, robotics, and production systems. However, trustworthy decision-making through collaborative data sharing remains a challenge. This talk will explore computational challenges in autonomous collective reasoning, with a focus on decision-making convergence and properties essential for real-time and correct decision processes.

Biography

Selma Saidi is full professor of Computer Engineering at the Technical University of Braunschweig in Germany. Her research focus is on the design, implementation and validation of innovative intelligent computing systems where connectivity, real-time and safety requirements play an important role. Her application areas include avionics, automotive and more recently human-assistive robotics. She is one of the initiators of the DATE Special Initiative on Autonomous Systems Design.