Seminar

Join Ilan Straus to discuss "The Attribution Crisis in LLM Search Results Estimating Ecosystem Exploitation". This seminar will lead a thought-provoking conversation and will take place virtually on Wednesday, September 10th, starting from 2:00 pm EDT.

Join Nikola Konstantinov to discuss "Incentivizing Collaboration in Federated Learning". This seminar will lead a thought-provoking conversation and will be taking place at DC 1302 on Wednesday, July 23rd, starting from 2:00 pm EDT.

Join Lingyang Yu to discuss "Invisible Yet Powerful: Watermarking to Protect Datasets and Models in Machine Learning". This seminar will lead an intriguing conversation and will be taking place at DC 1304 on Monday, July 14th, starting from 10:30 am EDT.

Amazon’s Academic Research Initiatives (ARI) team is visiting the University of Waterloo to present their Build on Trainium (BoT) program, which is offering $110 million in AWS credits to support academic researchers in AI, ML, DL, and compiler-related fields. 

Join Thomas Haigh to discuss "Where the Database Management System Comes From, and Why it Matters". This seminar will lead a thought-provoking conversation and will be taking place at DC 1302 on Monday, May 12th, starting from 10:30 am EDT.

Mathias Lecuyer to discuss "Adversarial Robustness and Privacy Measurements using Hypothesis-tests". This seminar will lead a thought-provoking conversation and will be taking place at DC 1304 on Tuesday, April 29th, starting at 2:00 pm EDT.

Join V.S. Subrahmanian to discuss "Securing the World with AI – Some Adventures". This seminar will lead a thought-provoking conversation and will be taking place at Room 142 at the Balsillie School on Thursday, April 3rd, starting from 12:00 pm EDT.

Join Thomas Haigh to discuss "Artificial Intelligence: The Brand That Wouldn’t Die". This seminar will lead a thought-provoking conversation and will be taking place at DC 1304 on Tuesday, May 13th, starting from 10:30 am EDT.

Join Neel Sundaresan and Michael Kwok to discuss "The Postmodern Shift: Generative and Agentic AI in Software Development". This seminar will focus on AI implications on software development and will be taking place at DC 1304 on Wednesday, March 5th, starting from 2:00 pm EST.

Join Professor Stefanus Jasin to discuss "Revenue Management Meets Inventory Management". This seminar will lead a thought-provoking conversation and will be taking place at E7 2317+2357 on Wednesday, March 5th, starting from 11:00 am EST.