Shakir s Machine Learning Blog
For AICan 2024: Annual Meeting for the pan-Canadian AI Strategy and the CIFAR AI Chairs; In Banff. You can’t help but know when you come to a place like this, and a view like this, that you are somewhere special.
Keynote at the AI for Science Summit hosted by Accelerate Programme for Scientific Discovery. Video TBC. Hello and thank you for having me today. I love coming back to Cambridge so it’s a real treat for me to be here today.
Keynote at the Stanford Human-centered AI 2023 Fall Conference on New Horizons in Generative AI: Science, Creativity, and Society. 📹 Video online. Hello, hello, hello! Thank you so much for having me here today. Believe it or not, it’s actually
Keynote for the 40th International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML 2023). Links to the Video, and Slides (pdf, 30MB). Abstract: This talk talk has a single objective: to advocate for machine learning infused with social purpose. Social purpose here is
Keynote for AISTATS 2023 in Valencia. You can find the slides here. Video coming soon. Abstract: Evaluation in Machine Learning does not always get the attention it deserves. I hope to focus our attention for the time of this talk
Keynote at Climate Informatics on 19 April 2023 in Cambridge. Abstract: Generative models are probabilistic models of data that allow easy sampling and exploration of a data distribution using a learned model. In fields, like environment and climate, where access
A Talk for the 2021 ICML Workshop on Tackling Climate Change with AI. I am extremely grateful to the organisers for the invitation. This is the text of the talk and also has links to the video. Hello everyone and
An Invited Talk for NACCL-HLT 2021, 8 June 2021. I am extremely grateful to the organisers for the invitation, and a special thanks to Prof. Luke Zettlemoyer who hosted the Q A session that was so much fun. This is the
This piece was a contribution to the wonderful book by Gavin Brown, Chapter X in How to Get Your PhD: A Handbook for the Journey (OUP, 2021). It shares one view on how we, as scientists, can respond to diversity and inclusion, and hopefully interesting to everyone (beyond the early-career scientist). A letter to the new research student. You are entering a world of knowledge and research that is…
Was so excited to get this opportunity to talk about pain and learning at the NeurIPS2020 Workshop on Biological and Artificial RL. This is the text of the talk. Collaboration with Daniel Ott. 🎞Watch the video here; 🖥 slides here; 📜 paper