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01:08:13
Learning and Control for Safety, Efficiency, and Resiliency of Embodied AI – Fei Miao
01:16:26
Recycling Fine-Tuned Models to Pretrain – Leshem Choshen
01:10:56
The Role of Joint Embodiment in Situated Language-Based Interactions – Alane Suhr
01:26
Virtual Tour of Latrobe Hall
03:26
Invest in Your Future with Johns Hopkins Master’s in Financial Mathematics
56:34
Rethinking the Security and Privacy of Bluetooth Low Energy – Zhiqiang Lin
02:02:13
Structured World Models for Robots – Krishna Murthy
01:05:21
Robot Navigation in Complex Indoor and Outdoor Environments – Dinesh Manocha
01:11:08
Building Foundation Models for Vision and Robotics – Aniruddha Kembhavi
01:10:58
Data-Distributional Approaches for Generalizable Language Models – Sang Michael Xie
01:57:33
Learning and Planning with Relational Abstractions – Tom Silver
01:01:02
Foundations ofΒ MultisensoryΒ Artificial Intelligence – Paul Liang
01:02:47
Hardware-Aware Efficient Primitives for Machine Learning – Dan Fu
58:46
Adversarial Robustness and Forensics for Deep Neural Networks – Ben Y. Zhao
01:04:37
Uncertain Surface Reconstruction – Silvia SellΓ‘n
01:02:34
On the Semantic AI Security in CPS: The Case of Autonomous Driving – Alfred Chen
01:02:22
Building Certifiably Safe and Correct Large-Scale Autonomous Systems – Chuchu Fan
01:09:03
Trustworthy Human-AI Partnerships – Sarvapali "Gopal" Ramchurn
01:01:04
Trustworthy Machine Learning and the Security Mindset – Somesh Jha
27:57
How We Trust a Black Box: Formal Verification of Deep Neural Networks – Huan Zhang
01:00:20
Designing Machine Learning Processes for Equitable Health Systems – Marzyeh Ghassemi
58:35
A Carative Approach to AI Governance – Kush R. Varshney
59:51
The Past, Present, and Future of SLAM – John Leonard
58:47
Interpretable Neural Networks for Computer Vision – Cynthia Rudin
58:33
Safe and Fair Machine Learning: A Seldonian Approach – Phil Thomas
01:06:55
Good Research Karma: The Unexpected Benefits of Striving for Algorithmic Fairness – Omer Reingold
01:09:28
Scalable, Accurate, Robust Binary Analysis with Transfer Learning Trace Modeling – Kexin Pei
01:04:14
My Research Journey: Soft Router, Protocols, and Wireless DDoS – Krishan Sabnani
01:01:53
The Soft, White Underbelly of our Critical Infrastructure – Greg Falco
57:36
Test Methods for Assuring Artificial Intelligence – Laura Freeman
01:01:00
An Overview of the NIST Trustworthy AI Program – Elham Tabassi
01:02:39
Certified Control For Autonomous Driving – Daniel Jackson
01:03:25
Ensuring Equity in Aging – Ehsan Hoque
01:00:24
The Network as a Programmable Platform – Larry Peterson
59:49
Designing Cooperative and Socially-Aware Autonomy – Alyssa Pierson
01:02:59
The Cyber Weapons Arms Race – Nicole Perlroth
01:11:08
Pervasive Well-Being Technology – Pablo Paredes
57:42
Human-AI Systems for Making Videos Useful – Amy Pavel
54:27
Bias and Representation in Sociotechnical Systems – DanaΓ« Metaxa
01:07:17
Beyond Prediction: NLP for Causal Inference – Dhanya Sridhar
01:04:02
Towards Trustworthy AI: Provably Robust Extrapolation for Decision-Making – Anqi β€œAngie” Liu
01:20:50
Machine Learning & Causality: Building Efficient, Reliable Models for Decision-Making – Maggie Makar
59:43
Human-Centered Autonomy for Resilient Space Systems – Greg Falco
59:11
Open Problems of Computational Immunogenomics – Yana Safanova
02:04:33
Learning Optimization Models – Kimia Ghobadi
01:01:49
Assessing Human-Autonomy Interaction in Driving Assist Settings – Missy Cummings
01:01:56
The Ethical Algorithm – Michael Kearns and Aaron Roth
01:16:51
Context-Aware Safety Monitoring in Medical Cyber-Physical Systems – Homa Alemzadeh
01:00:11
Anomaly Detection Through Explanations – Leilani Gilpin
01:08:02
Trends in Computer-Assisted Orthopaedic Surgery Research – Mehran Armand
01:00:38
Knowing What AI Systems Don’t Know and Why it Matters – Jim Hendler
01:02:01
Q&A with Ed Catmull
01:03:15
Overparameterized and Adversarially Robust Sparse Models – Jeremias Sulam
01:07:37
Optimizing the Cost of Distributed Learning – Carlee Joe-Wong
01:11:42
The Network as a Programmable Platform – Nick McKeown
01:03:07
Trustworthy AI – Jeannette Wing
01:06
Congratulations Master's Class of 2024!
02:00
Celebrating 60 years of Hopkins BME
01:29:44
2024 Doctoral Hooding Ceremony
05:16:29
Master's Recognition Ceremony May 20, 2024