Anca Dragan speaks on a panel at the Open AI Alignment Workshop

Open AI ran a workshop on aligning AI agents with human values in early March, bringing together researchers from machine learning and AI safety to discuss risks and possible solutions from ever-more-capable large language models. PI Anca Dragan (UC Berkeley) served on the panel discussing risks and addressed the issue of preference influence as a […]

“Computably Continuous Reinforcement-Learning Objectives Are PAC-Learnable” published at AAAI

PI Michael Carbin (MIT) and his Ph.D. student Jonathan Frankle published their work on PAC guarantees for reinforcement-learning in AAAI’23. This expands the realm of known PAC bounds for reinforcement-learning to any objective that is computability continuous in that for any degree of precision, the objective must be computably approximated within a finite horizon. The […]

Roy selected as Paper Award Finalist at WACV

PI Kaushik Roy (Purdue) was selected as a paper award finalist, alongside his Ph.D. student Gobinda Saha, at the 2023 IEEE/CVF Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision (WACV) for his work on “Saliency Guided Experience Packing for Replay in Continual Learning.” WACV’s “premier international computer vision event” papers are by invitation only. It was […]

Roy Presented at the 37th AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence

Kaushik Roy and his Ph.D. student Gobinda Saha presented their work on “Continual Learning with Scaled Gradient Projection” at the 37th AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence, held in Washington, DC, on February 7-14, 2023. Their work on “Continual Learning with Scaled Gradient Projection” proposed the Scaled Gradient Projection (SGP) method, which results in better performance […]