Minsky: Difference between Computer Programs and People
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Outline
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Self-Driving Cars
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Automated Surgical Assistants
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Autonomous Weapons
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Conclusion
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Robustness Lessons from Biology
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Decision Making under Uncertainty
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Robustness to Downside Risk
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Robust Optimization • Many Al reasoning problems can be formulated as optimization problems
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Impose a Budget on the Adversary
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Detect Surprises
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Monitor Auxiliary Regularities
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Monitor Auxiliary Tasks
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Open Category Object Recognition
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Prediction with Anomaly Detection
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Theoretical Guarantee
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Related Efforts
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Use a Bigger Model The risk of Unknown Unknowns may be reduced if we model more aspects of the world • Knowledge Base Construction Information Extraction & Knowledge Base Population
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Use Causal Models
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Employ a Portfolio of Models
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Portfolio Methods in SAT & CSP
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Summary
Description:
Explore the critical steps towards developing robust artificial intelligence in this comprehensive lecture by Professor Thomas G. Dietterich of Oregon State University. Delve into the challenges of integrating AI technologies into high-stakes applications such as self-driving cars, robotic surgeons, and weapons systems. Examine methods for addressing known and unknown threats, including probabilistic inference, robust optimization, anomaly detection, and causal modeling. Learn about recent research on open category classification and probabilistic guarantees. Gain insights into robustness lessons from biology, decision-making under uncertainty, and the importance of employing algorithm portfolios and ensembles. Discover how to detect surprises, monitor auxiliary regularities, and use larger models to reduce the risk of unknown unknowns in AI systems.
Steps Toward Robust Artificial Intelligence - Thomas G Dietterich, Oregon State University