AI Seminars
Explore groundbreaking advancements in artificial intelligence, engage with thought leaders, and gain insights into the future of AI.
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Past Events
2025 to present
Seminars prior to 2025/26 academic year
AI Seminar: Explainable AI with Guarantees
Adnan Darwiche
Professor of Computer Science, UCLA
KEC 1001
AI Seminar: Where do Ethics Belong in Artificial Intelligence?
Houssam Abbas and Alicia Patterson
KEC 1001
AI Seminar: What is the road to humanoid laborers?
Alan Fern
Professor of computer science, artificial intelligence, and robotics, ¾«¶«Ó°ÊÓ State University
KEC 1001
AI Seminar: From Pixels to Measurements: Understanding the Dynamic World
Adam Harley
KEC 1001 and Zoom
AI Seminar: Curious Embeddings, Hazy Oracles, and the Path to Safe, Cooperative AI
Jason Corso
KEC 1001 and Zoom
AI Seminar: Adaptive Experimental Design to Accelerate Scientific Discovery and Engineering Design
Aryan Deshwal
KEC 1001 and Zoom
AI Seminar: What I Learned Serving as an AI Expert in the U.S. Congress
Kiri Wagstaff
KEC 1001 and Zoom
AI Seminar: Illuminating the Future of Lithography: AI-Powered Simulation and Optimization
Haoyu Yang
KEC 1001 and Zoom
AI Seminar: Towards Provable Unaligned Multimodal Learning: A Model Identification Perspective
Xiao Fu
KEC 1001 and Zoom
AI Seminar: Inverse constraint learning and risk averse reinforcement learning for safe AI
Pascal Poupart
BEXL 320 and Zoom
AI Seminar: Deep Learning for Radio-Frequency Device Fingerprinting
Weng-Keen Wong
BEXL 320 and Zoom
AI Seminar: Towards Automated Data Mining: Reinforcement Intelligence for Self-Optimizing Feature Engineering
Kunpeng Liu
BEXL 320 and Zoom
AI Seminar: When Sparse Data is All You Have: Learning World Models for Generalizable Planning and RL with a View Towards AI Assessment
Siddharth Srivastava
BEXL 320 and Zoom