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IAA & CS Department Seminar Series – Ritwik Gupta
- January 29, 2025
Title: Making AI Work in the Crucible: Perception and Reasoning in Chaotic Environments Abstract: Disasters like wildfires and wars are increasing...
IAA & CS Department Seminar Series – Allison Koenecke
- December 3, 2024
Title: Fairness in Algorithmic Services Abstract: Algorithmically guided decisions are becoming increasingly prevalent and, if left unchecked, can amplify pre-existing societal...
IAA & Berman Seminar Series – Jon Penney, “Privacy Lessons for Risk-Based AI Regulation”
- November 4, 2024
Seminar Zoom Link Title: “Privacy Lessons for Risk-Based AI Regulation” Abstract: A combination of ubiquitous computing, big data, and the development and...
IAA Seminar Series – Michael Karanicolas, “Assessing the Relationship Between Privacy Regulations and Software Development to Improve Rulemaking and Compliance”
- October 8, 2024
Seminar Zoom Link Title: “Assessing the Relationship Between Privacy Regulations and Software Development to Improve Rulemaking and Compliance” Abstract: The advent...
IAA & Berman Seminar Series – Abeba Birhane, “Machine learning: from research, application to downstream societal impacts”
- October 4, 2024
Seminar Zoom Link Title: “Machine learning: from research, application to downstream societal impacts” Abstract: AI has come to exert an outsized...
Graduate Student Lightning Talks
- September 9, 2024
The Johns Hopkins Institute for Assured Autonomy (IAA) is hosting a special event focusing on graduate students and their work related...