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Sonia Chernova (GT) and Matthew Gombolay (GT) assume the roles of General Chair and Local Chair, respectively, for the Conference on Robot Learning 2023. CORL stands as the foremost annual international conference that focuses on the intersection of robotics and machine learning.

Semantic Scene Understanding for Human-Robot…

Co-organized by Zhi Tan (GT), Sonia Chernova (GT), Jean Oh (CMU), Russell Perkins (UML), Paul Robinette (UML), Peter Schaldenbrand (CMU), Tanmay Shankar (CMU) and Diyi Yang (Stanford).

Recent advancements in AI and ML have enabled these technologies to enhance and improve our daily lives; however, these solutions are often based on…

Reid Simmons (Carnegie Mellon University) is a special track co-chair of AAAI-23, which will feature a special track on Safe and Robust Artificial Intelligence (SRAI). This special track, new for AAAI-23, focuses on the theory and practice of safety and robustness in AI-based systems. AI systems are increasingly being deployed throughout society…

Diyi Yang (Stanford University), Pradeep Dasigi (Allen Institute for AI), Sherry Tongshuang Wu (CMU), Tuhin Chakrabarty (Columbia University), Yuval Pinter (Ben-Gurion University), Mike Shou Zheng (National University of Singapore).
The driving forces of progress in NLP are the people behind the work. We learn from their work. But…

Wei Xu (GT), Alan Ritter (GT), Afshin Rahimi (University of Queensland), Tim Baldwin (MBZUAI and University of Melbourne)

Workshop Abstract: The WNUT workshop focuses on Natural Language Processing applied to noisy user-generated text, such as that found in social media, online reviews, crowdsourced data, web forums, clinical…

AI-CARING invited to speak at IPaT Tuesday Think Tank.

Thomas Ploetz, associate professor at the School of Interactive Computing, is representing Georgia Tech as the general chair for this year’s Ubicomp. He has authored or co-authored eight papers that will be presented this year and is one of six IC faculty members who have had papers accepted. The others are professor emeritus Gregory Abowd,…