WASP Industry Days 2022 has started!
Presentations, group discussions, poster presentations, networking sessions and mingle at WING Day (WASP Industry Networking Gathering Day) at Louis De Geer, Norrköping.
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#WASP#AI#humanintelligence
Congratulations to @giannis_nikole and @GDasoulas for their paper: “Permute Me Softly: Learning Soft Permutations for Graph Representations” accepted for publication to the prestigious TPAMI journal!!! Bravo!
Can a machine trained on a mixture of fiction and non-fiction understands what a 'lie' is? It presupposes the existence of a single reality.
Also, the concept of the 'present' makes no sense for the machine. The data has many moments and none of them is more real than another.
Private computational systems marketed as artificial intelligence (AI) are threading through our public life and institutions, concentrating industrial power, compounding marginalization, and quietly shaping access to resources and information. https://t.co/EYIEgGgxwX
Unsupervised Key-phrase Extraction and Clustering for Classification Scheme in Scientific Publications
https://t.co/nlDLrOu8tu
by Xiajing Li and @TM4one#Computation#Language
Saying that bias in AI applications is "just because of the datasets" is like saying the 2008 crisis was "just because of subprime mortgages".
Technically, it's true. But it's singling out the last link in the causality chain while ignoring the entire system around it.
Perhaps scientists and engineers will solve AI with the help and guidance of philosophers, psychologists, and others with different academic backgrounds
Reinforcement learning is a paradigm that will eventually be superseded. We just haven't figured out what the new, more generally useful, paradigm is yet. When we do, there's going to be a revolution. It will be very interesting.
On explainability in AI: An explanation requires a conceptualization of the object to be explained in relation to a conceptualization of the domain, task, decision making context, etc. I think our current focus on XAI is too reductionistic. #xai#semanticexplainability
One of the worst things about this trend is that it discredits real #AI research, and distracts from the very real progress that has been made in the last decade
Much of what’s being sold as "AI" today is snake oil. It does not and cannot work. In a talk at MIT yesterday, I described why this happening, how we can recognize flawed AI claims, and push back. Here are my annotated slides: https://t.co/iCpyFw5urN
The Revenge of Neurons and the evolution of #ArtificialIntelligence in one graph https://t.co/t4PJ9bMARZ No need to wait for a second AI winter to happen until we focus on research that stems from both paradigms.