Report on the Twenty-Third International Florida Artificial Intelligence Research Society Conference (FLAIRS-23)

The Best Paper award went to Sidney D'Mello, Blair Lehman, and Natalie Person for "Expert Tutors' Feedback Is Immediate, Direct, and Discriminating" in the special track on Intelligent Tutoring Systems. The Best Student Paper award went to Rong Hu, Brian Mac Namee, and Sarah Jane Delany for "Off to a Good Start: Using Clustering to Select the Initial Training Set in Active Learning" in the general conference. The Best Poster award went to Robert Holder for "Problem Space Analysis for Library Generation and Algorithm Selection in Real-Time Systems" in the general conference. In addition to a diverse assortment of papers and British Columbia, who presented "What Should posters presented at the conference, FLAIRS-23 featured the World-Wide Mind Believe? Information about FLAIRS-24, University, who presented "Rational Ways of Talking"; including the call for papers, is available online at and Janet L. Kolodner of the Georgia Institute www.flairs-24.info. of Technology, who presented "How Can We Help Université de Paris-Sorbonne, who presented "Reasoning in Natural Language Using Combinatory Games"; and David Poole of the University of