We introduce AmbiK — a textual dataset of 1000 ambiguous vs. unambiguous task pairs for a kitchen robot. Tasks are labeled by ambiguity type (Human Preferences, Common Sense, Safety) and include environment descriptions, user intents, clarifying Q&A, and task plans.
Why AmbiK matters? It provides a standardized benchmark for testing how well LLMs handle ambiguity — a crucial step toward safer, smarter, more human-aligned agents.
HairFastGan is here to prove GANs are not dead! 💇
Check how you'd look with any haircut 💇♀️ with the demo on @huggingface
Thanks for the super cool paper/pipeline @AIRI_inst ✂️
▶️ https://t.co/VYzUczXKqB
📢 Exciting News! Our paper on StyleDomain for One-shot and Few-shot Domain Adaptation, accepted to ICCV 2023, is out! 📝🔥
📄 Paper Link: https://t.co/XTvjw9jhEV
🔗 Source Code: https://t.co/M4die1h6DC
#ICCV2023#GANs#StyleDomain#DomainAdaptation
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The students will be able to apply the knowledge gained during the lectures at practical seminars and in project activities, following which they will present reports on the results of their work.
Weekend reading: a fresh blog post about how scientists made domain adaptation for generative adversarial networks five thousand times faster: https://t.co/Uw9KTFmra7 📃
Recently, research fellows from AIRI have been presenting their reports at 61st Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics, Toronto, Canada! 👾
Here they are:
“Efficient Out-of-Domain Detection for Sequence to Sequence Models”. Here is a link to the article, poster and their presentation: https://t.co/IiWzhJeQjj