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: Towards more interpretable solutions for conservation problems
Jonathan Ferrer Mestres
KEC 1001 and Zoom: https://oregonstate.zoom.us/j/98684050301?pwd=ZzhianQxUFBPUmdYVWJKOFhaVURCQT09
AI Seminar: Lipstick on a Pig: Using Language Models as Few-Shot Learners
Sameer Singh, Associate Professor of Computer Science
University of California, Irvine
Zoom: https://oregonstate.zoom.us/j/94177772718?pwd=Y2VUK3d2Zk5HcVFZZVI3VkVlTnhkZz09
AI Seminar: Convergence Analysis Framework for Fixed-Point Algorithms in Machine Learning and Signal Processing
Raviv Raich, Associate Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
CRPS 122
AI Seminar: Integrated Planning and Reinforcement Learning for Compositional Domains
Harsha Kokel, Research Scientist
IBM Research
CRPS 122
AI Seminar: What's wrong with LLMs and what we should be building instead
Thomas G. Dietterich, Distinguished Professor Emeritus
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
CRPS 122
AI Seminar: Designing Interactive AI for Writers
Ken Arnold, Assistant Professor
Calvin University
CRPS 122
AI Seminar: A tutorial on the Bayesian statistical approach to inverse problems
Cory Simon
Assistant Professor, School of Chemical, Biological, and Environmental Engineering
Crop Science Building 122
AI Seminar: Planning and Learning for Reliable Autonomy in the Open World
Sandhya Saisubramanian, Assistant Professor
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
CRPS 122
AI Seminar: Some Perspectives on Stochastic Gradient Learning and an Application in Neuroprosthesis
V John Mathews
Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
CRPS 122
AI Seminar: Great Haste Makes Great Waste: Exploiting and Attacking Efficient Deep Learning
Sanghyun Hong
Assistant Professor, Computer Science
KEAR 212
AI Seminar: The mathematics of neural networks: recent advances, thoughts, and the path forward
Mikhail Belkin, Professor
University of California, San Diego
Rogers 230
AI Seminar: The Data Pyramid for Building Generalist Agents
Yuke Zhu, Assistant Professor
UT-Austin
Rogers 230
AI Seminar: AI can learn from data. But can it learn to reason?
Guy Van den Broeck
University of California at Los Angeles
Rogers 230
AI Seminar: Microbial "Language" Model: Using Natural Language Processing Techniques to Understand Microbiomes
Xiaoli Fern, Associate Professor
Computer Science, ¾«¶«Ó°ÊÓ State University
Rogers 230
AI Seminar: Symbols as a Lingua Franca for Supporting Human-AI Interaction For Explainable and Advisable AI Systems
Subbarao Kambhampati
Professor, Arizona State University
Rogers 230
AI Seminar: Seeing outside the image: Space and time completion for video tracking and scene parsing
Katerina Fragkiadaki
Assistant Professor, Machine Learning Department, Carnegie Mellon University
Rogers 230