ITS
Information Technology Services
Huili Chen will introduce a framework for distinguishing among different accounts of machine understanding and consider how these distinctions can inform AI evaluation, safety, and responsible deployment.
This session will provide managers and supervisors with key strategies to create and maintain accessible and inclusive working environments.
Join Bruce Schneier for Hacking AI, a discussion on how AI systems can identify and exploit vulnerabilities across economic, political and social systems, and the implications of those vulnerabilities being discovered and exploited at increasing speed and scale.
Drop by for swag and live engagement with Campus Safety special constables and Information Security practitioners.
In this session, Thomas Ristenpart will examine a threat model that computer security has largely overlooked: one in which the adversary is not a distant criminal or state actor, but someone within the victim's own social circle.
This session builds upon the Content Accessibility Fundamentals course to give designers and developers a more complete understanding of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, (WCAG).
In this session, Lydia Liu will argue that evaluating AI requires looking beyond standalone measures of capability to the social and organizational settings in which people and algorithms work together.
This session will provide managers and supervisors with key strategies to create and maintain accessible and inclusive working environments.
This session focuses on accessible content creation practices. Techniques for conceptualizing, creating and maintaining accessible documents as well as how to build these into department-wide processes will be discussed.
