Theory Seminar
Theory Seminar: Shivam Nadimpalli
Shivam Nadimpalli will be giving a talk virtually at the theory seminar this week.
Theory Seminar: Sampath Kannan (Simons Institute, Berkeley), Collusion in the Age of Algorithmic Agents
This talk will be self-contained and introduce the bits of game theory, online learning, and economics needed for understanding it.
Unlocking Success: FDA Regulatory Strategies for AgeTech Devices and AI
Join us to learn about the regulatory space for AgeTech devices and software, and to hear best practices for preparing a regulatory submission.
CS Theory Seminar: Jane Lange
Join Jane Lange, a fourth year PhD student at MIT visiting UMass Amherst, for a talk on Lifting Uniform Learners via Distributional Decomposition.
RTC Speaker Event: Aimen Gaba, Understanding How Visual Design and Natural Language Affects Trust and Perceived Bias in Machine Learning
Aimen Gaba will present the role natural language and visualization design play in shaping users' perceptions of bias in (ML) systems and impact their trust.
Theory Seminar: Han Shao, Learning from Strategic Data Sources
Han Shao will be visiting UMass from Harvard to give a talk on Learning from Strategic Data Sources at the theory seminar.
Theory Seminar: Mingda Qiao (MIT), The Truthfulness of Calibration Measures
Mingda Qiao (MIT) will be giving a talk on the Truthfulness of Calibration Measures at the theory seminar.
Theory Seminar: Kate Donahue
Kate Donahue (MIT) is visiting UMass on Thursday, Oct. 24 to give a talk on "Analyzing Federated Learning via a Game Theoretic Lens" at the Theory Seminar.
What is Public Interest Technology? Opportunities, Challenges, and Insights for Graduate Students
CICS graduate Colette Basiliere will give a presentation introducing Public Interest Technology and the challenges and opportunities facing this new field.