Martina Bacaro

Robust and safe reinforcement learning against uncertainties in human feedback

Taku Yamagata Senior Research Associate at the University of Bristol Abstract One of the promising approaches to improve the robustness and safety of reinforcement learning (RL) is collecting human feedback and, that way, incorporating prior knowledge of the target environment. However, human feedback can be inconsistent and infrequent. In this proposed research visit, we explore […]

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Holistic Evaluation of AI-assisted Biomedicine: A Case study on Interactive Cell Segmentation

Wout Schellaert PhD student at Universitat Politècnica de València Abstract Rapid advances in artificial intelligence have resulted in a correspondingly growing prominence of AI-based tools in day to day biomedicine workflows. As a high-risk domain with impact on human health, it is of vital importance that any AI systems in use are reliable, safe, and

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1st ContinualAI Unconference

Vincenzo Lo Monaco Assistant Professor and ContinualAI President Abstract Organized by the non-profit research organization ContinualAI, the conference aims at speeding-up the long desired inclusive and sustainable progress of our community with an open-access, multi-timezone, 24 hours long event which brings together ideas at the intersection of machine learning, computational neuroscience, robotics and more! The

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CLAIRE | Rising Research Network: AI Research and Mental Well-Being Workshop

Nicolò Brandizzi PhD student at Sapienza University of Rome Abstract The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) research and applications have emphasized the need for collaboration between academia and industry, especially among new AI researchers. Such collaborations drive innovation, translate research into practical solutions, and address sector-specific challenges. The CLAIRE Rising Researcher Network (R2Net) aims

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Impressions from ECAI2023 in Krakow: an opportunity to forging connections

The 26th European Conference on Artificial Intelligence ECAI 2023 was held in Krakow from September 30th to October 4th. TAILOR set up a Networking Hub at the conference venue, a space dedicated to meetings and exchanges, which saw the presence of numerous researchers from both our network and other institutions across Europe. Our project manager,

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Joint Series of Theme Development Workshops – Report of the 2nd cross-cutting TDW on “Trusted AI: The Future of Creating Ethical and Responsible AI Systems”

The second cross-cutting Theme Development Workshop (TDW) on “Trusted AI: The Future of Creating Ethical and Responsible AI Systems” was held on 13 September 2023. The TDW was co-organised by all six Networks of AI Excellence (NoE) AI4Media, ELISE, ELSA, euRobin, HumanE-AI-Net, TAILOR together with CLAIRE under the lead of the CSA VISION. The workshop was aimed to develop and identify the most promising and

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TAILOR researchers from Linköping University strike at the 10th International Planning Competition

In July, the ICAPS conference hosted the 10th International Planning Competition (https://ipc2023.github.io/) in Prague. It empirically evaluates state-of-the-art planning systems on a number of benchmark problems. The goals of the IPC are to promote planning research, highlight challenges in the planning community and provide new and interesting problems as benchmarks for future research. The competition

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