
Exploring algorithmic justice and inference physics, this talk delves into the limits of AI decision-making, emphasizing transparency, model suitability, and the importance of understanding technology's boundaries in complex problem-solving.

Explore the use of algorithms in criminal trials for evidence, examining accuracy, fairness, and transparency concerns. Discuss challenges and potential solutions for courts and researchers.

Explore bias in AI vision and language with Margaret Mitchell, focusing on ethical concerns, societal impacts, and strategies for developing more inclusive and fair artificial intelligence systems.

Explore data-driven decision-support in policing, examining the complex relationship between prediction quality and decision outcomes. Learn about end-to-end frameworks for model selection in smart city operations.

Explore probabilistic numerics, a new field combining mathematics, statistics, and computer science to quantify uncertainty in numerical methods for complex data analysis and modeling.

Explore ethical implications of AI, examining biases in algorithms, potential harmful outcomes, and the importance of instilling proper values in machine learning systems.

Explore runaway feedback loops in predictive policing, examining assumptions, theory, and potential solutions to address reinforcement issues in law enforcement algorithms.

Explore how predictive policing and AI can detect potential active shooters by analyzing warning behaviors across various data sources, enabling early intervention and prevention.

Explore how differential victim crime reporting impacts predictive policing systems, analyzing models, synthetic data, and hotspot prediction to improve fairness in law enforcement.

Exploring biases in data collection for mass violence, this talk challenges assumptions about representativeness and demonstrates how statistical analysis can address underreporting in human rights contexts.

Explore big data's role in cybersecurity, including network analysis, domain reputation, and machine learning techniques for threat detection and prevention.

Explore machine learning and computer vision with Amazon tools to predict responses and develop AI algorithms. Learn about S.A.M. (Suspicious Activity Monitor) and its applications in predictive policing.