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Big News

Combining Tree Search with Value Prediction Models Capable of Estimating Their Uncertainty - a subpage dedicated to one of my latest papers has been added (!).
It concerns a relatively simple but potentially very efficient tree-search algorithm.

The Many Challenges of Human-Like Agents in Virtual Game Environments - this work I will be presenting at 24th International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems (AAMAS) conference in Detroit, Michigan.
I have published a book: The History of Artificial Intelligence: From Leonardo da Vinci to Chat-GPT.
This book is available in Kindle format (left-hand cover shown above), as well as in paperback and hardcover editions.
Links to the Amazon listings in the US, UK, and PL stores are provided below. For other regions, you can create a link using the book code B0DMMKMPXL.
I aimed to make this book as affordable as possible, but Amazon's share and high printing costs affect the pricing.
ISBN for citations: 979-8345671870
Previous Big News

Before the book, I was promoting a survey paper I co-authored, titled:
"Monte Carlo Tree Search: A Review of Recent Modifications and Applications".
Short-Intro

I am an amateur guitarist and a professional computer scientist. Since my early days, I've had a strong inclination towards mathematics.
My primary area of expertise lies in Artificial Intelligence, encompassing various aspects and nuances of the field.
I'm most interested in core AI technologies for multi-purpose applications, languages for AI, as well as AI in the fields of gaming (video games), medicine, simulations, space (cosmic) technology, and the military.

If you are interested in more details, drop me an e-mail or let's meet for a coffee in Warsaw.
If you think we can collaborate, then just drop me an e-mail.
Short-Bio

In 2009, I obtained my M.Sc. and B.Sc. degrees from the Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science at the Warsaw University of Technology.
In 2015, I completed my Ph.D. in computer science with distinction in Polish Academy of Sciences.
During 2013-2014, I served as a visiting researcher at the University of New South Wales in Australia.

My skill set is best described as a blend of:
  • Programming (C++, C#, Python, SQL, Prolog, shader languages, and several others)
  • Systems Architecture (complex and simple)
  • Research in AI and other areas of Computer Science
  • Project Leadership (planning and execution)
Currently, I hold the following positions:
  • Head of QED Labs at QED Software
  • CTO at QED Games
  • Vice-president and co-founder of Information Technologies for Psychiatry Foundation
  • Academic teacher at MIM UW (teaching one subject)
  • Cyberiada Maciej Jakub Świechowski - my personal B2B service -- for contracts