The Ultimate Machinists
How goes it Señor? Continuing to share material from talks I ve given but haven t necessarily published, here s what I said at Carnegie Mellon s Heinz College last month. Titled A Carative Approach to AI Governance , it was a refinement of talks I ve given over the last year. The word carative is a contrast to the word [ ]
Sat Sri Akal, Señor Bhagat Singh Thind. Continuing with posts summarizing talks that are not associated with published work, let me describe what I said to the Asian Coalition of Professionals (in a joint colloquium with the math department) at SUNY Albany in October. The talk actually had two titles: On the Intersection of Machine [ ]
The phrase hook, line, and sinker usually refers to fooling or deceiving someone, but I don t think it has to. It can also just mean convincing someone thoroughly. The question of what an AI audit should precisely be, especially auditing for equity, is receiving greater attention. In my mind, there are three levels of AI [ ]
Hello Lav. I know you re a proponent of block diagrams and other similar abstractions because they permit a kind of elegance and closure that helps us make progress as scientists. I m all for it too, except when we need to take that progress all the way down to applications that have very contextual nuances. For [ ]
Good afternoon Señor Greg Rutkowski. I ve been giving some talks recently that are not associated with published work. I think it might be useful to have some of that content posted online, so here we go. This one is from a presentation I gave to the Future of Privacy Forum in September. There is growing [ ]
Good day sir. In my previous post, I referred to a couple of recent papers by Chetty et al. that study economic mobility and connectedness in the context of social capital. One of the al. in the author list of those papers is Monica Bhole, who was a little younger than us growing up in [ ]
Hello Mr. White House Fellow. It was nice visiting you in the Washington, DC area a few weeks ago while I was attending EAAMO. I hadn t expected so many papers there to be focused on school choice and the drawing of attendance boundaries, which are very American problems that have a strong role to play [ ]
Good afternoon Señor Horace Greeley. Many people have asked, so I d like to recount how and why I independently wrote and published the book entitled Trustworthy Machine Learning, which is available for free in html and pdf formats at http://www.trustworthymachinelearning.com and as an at-cost paperback at various Amazon marketplaces around the world (USA, Canada, UK, [ ]
A Wuhan-shake to you señor. Hope you’re doing alright with the shelter-in-place order for Santa Clara County and California. We’re on pause here in New York. Yesterday morning, I was all psyched up to do a blog post and accompanying twitter thread on 12 Data Science Problems in Mitigating and Managing Pandemics Like COVID-19 that [ ]
Comment ça se plume? The venerable Annual Conference of the North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics: Human Language Technologies (NAACL) reconvenes this week. The Great AI War of 2018 revisits New Orleans for another skirmish. Following my previous posts on AISTATS paper counts, ICASSP paper counts, ICLR paper counts, and SDM paper [ ]