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Last updated 4 months ago
Generative Science: Roles for Generative AI in Scientific Discovery
4 months ago
Keynote at the AI for Science Summit hosted by Accelerate Programme for...
Responsibilities of the Pioneer: Generative AI and its Sociotechnical Foundations
6 months ago
Keynote at the Stanford Human-centered AI 2023 Fall Conference on New Horizons...
Machine Learning with Social Purpose
9 months ago
Keynote for the 40th International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML 2023). Links...
Elevating our Evaluations: Technical and Sociotechnical Standards of Assessment in Machine Learning
12 months ago
Keynote for AISTATS 2023 in Valencia. You can find the slides here...
Generative Models for Climate Informatics
almost 1 year ago
Keynote at Climate Informatics on 19 April 2023 in Cambridge. Abstract: Generative...
Harnessing Machine Learning to Achieve Net Zero
over 2 years ago
A Talk for the 2021 ICML Workshop on Tackling Climate Change with...
Generating Reality: Technical and Social Explorations in Generative Machine Learning Research
almost 3 years ago
An Invited Talk for NACCL-HLT 2021, 8 June 2021. I am extremely...
Inventing Ourselves: Responsibility and Diversity in Research
about 3 years ago
This piece was a contribution to the wonderful book by Gavin Brown...
Pain and Machine Learning
over 3 years ago
Was so excited to get this opportunity to talk about pain and...
Through the Eyes of Birds and Frogs: Writing and Surveys in Machine Learning Research
over 3 years ago
Savoured the opportunity to talk about writing surveys and reviews at the...
Imaginations of Good, Missions for Change
over 3 years ago
Was grateful to be given the opportunity to support the 2020 TechAide...
Queering Machine Learning
over 3 years ago
I am incredibly humbled to have been able to give a short...