Our monthly digest now available in video form

by Lucy Smith

07 February 2022

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Welcome to our monthly digest in video form. Here, we present some of the AI research stories, events and news from the month past. These all featured in our text version of the monthly digest, which we published last week.

This month, we cover our new series New voices in AI, find out about bug bounties, and celebrate an arXiv milestone.

Read the January 2022 monthly digest here.

Find our back catalogue of monthly digests here.

To suggest research, news, events or other AI-related content that we should feature in the next digest, please do drop us an email.

Lucy Smith , Managing Editor for AIhub.

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Keeping learning-based control safe by regulating distributional shift

We propose a new framework to reason about the safety of a learning-based controller with respect to its training distribution.

30 September 2022, by BAIR blog

Bipedal robot achieves Guinness World Record in 100 metres

Cassie the robot, developed at Oregon State University, records the fastest 100 metres by a bipedal robot.

29 September 2022, by Oregon State University

#IJCAI2022 distinguished paper – Plurality veto: A simple voting rule achieving optimal metric distortion

How can we create a voting system that best represents the preferences of the voters?

28 September 2022, by Fatih Erdem Kızılkaya

AIhub monthly digest: September 2022 – environmental conservation, retrosynthesis, and RoboCup

Welcome to our monthly digest, where you can catch up with AI research, events and news from the month past.

27 September 2022, by Lucy Smith

The Machine Ethics Podcast: Rights, trust and ethical choice with Ricardo Baeza-Yates

Host Ben Byford chats to Ricardo Baeza-Yates about responsible AI, the importance of AI governance, questioning people's intent to create AGI, and more.

26 September 2022, by The Machine Ethics Podcast

Recurrent model-free RL can be a strong baseline for many POMDPs

Considering an approach for dealing with realistic problems with noise and incomplete information.

23 September 2022, by ML@CMU