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FIPA Working Group on Human-Agent Communication: Enhancing Standards for Decision Making

Join the FIPA Working Group led by John Yen at Penn State University to extend FIPA standards for human-agent interactions, with a focus on decision-making contexts and future considerations. Participate in creating standard documents for additional performatives, building upon relevant research on agent communication languages. Follow the plan and milestones for the first year to contribute to shaping the proposed standards. Contact John Yen at jyen@ist.psu.edu to get involved!

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FIPA Working Group on Human-Agent Communication: Enhancing Standards for Decision Making

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  1. FIPA Working Group onHuman-Agent Communication John Yen School of Information Sciences and Technology The Pennsylvania State University USA

  2. Objectives • To extend the current FIPA standards for human-agent interactions. • The initial focus is on human-agent communications in the context of decision makings. • Other contexts and broader issues of human-agent interactions will be considered in future years.

  3. Participation • A list serve will be established for the WG. • Will also look into the possibility of setting up a Web-based collaboration environment for the WG.

  4. Documents Generated • The working group is expected to generate a standard document regarding an additional set of FIPA performatives.

  5. Technology • The effort will be built upon published relevant research results regarding agent communication languages and their semantics.

  6. Plan and Milestones for Year 1 • [1 month] Elect officers. Solicit proposed extensions to ACL for human-agent communications. • [2 month] Distribute the set of proposed extensions to the WG for comments. • [3 month] Decides the set of performatives to be included in the proposal. • [4-5 months] Refines the semantics of the proposed performatives. • [6 month] Proposes to IEEE FIPA SC a set of performatives for human agent communications. • [7-8 month] Working with FIPA, addresses comments, decides to adopt “friendly amendments”. • [9 month] FIPA votes on the proposed standard. • [10-12 month] If approved by FIPA, works with IEEE Standard Activities to provide relevant information or needed support to turn it into an IEEE standard document, • [12 month] Solicit inputs regarding the direction for year 2 activities.

  7. Contact Person • If interested to join, please contact John Yen at jyen@ist.psu.edu.

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