Adi Watzman‘s paper Toward Iterative Safe Policy Improvement (with co-authors Floris den Hengst and Thiago Dias Simão) was accepted to the UAI workshop on Safe AI.
Two UvA master students had papers accepted to the European Workshop on Reinforcement learning: Eduardo Terres Caballero the paper A Goal-Set Characterization of Task Composition in the Boolean Task Algebra and Oscar Miró López Feliu the paper Correcting Within-Group Self-Selection Bias in Prioritized Replay.
Congratulations!
Matthew’s paper Gradient-Based Program Synthesis with Neurally Interpreted Languages, with Clément Bonnet and Levi Lelis, was accepted to ICLR! Congrats, Matthew!
I am co-organizing a two-day graduate course on “Reinforcement Learning for Adaptive Hybrid Intelligence”. We will discuss RL basics and specific challenges for using RL as an assistant or collaborator. Registration and more information via the SIKS website.
The deadline is now extended for submissions to the AI for safety-critical infrastructure workshop at ECML PKDD.
📅 15th September 2025
📍Porto, Portugal
⏰ NEW Submission deadline: 21st June 2025
Info and submission 👉 https://lnkd.in/drjkZ5Rt
We are recruiting a PhD candidate within the The Hybrid Intelligence Centre on the topic of interactive robot learning with flexible human input.
The student will be based at the Vrije Universiteit with Kim Baraka as main supervisor (I will be co-supervisor).
Deadline is June 15, 2025.
More information and application through this website.
Maryam Alimardani at the Vrije Universiteit and I are looking for a PhD student on improving human-robot collaboration (HRC) using brain-computer interfaces. The student will be based at the VU with Maryam as main supervisor. More information: https://workingat.vu.nl/vacancies/phd-on-improving-human-robot-collaboration-hrc-using-brain-computer-interfaces-amsterdam-1162436.
Sebastiaan de Peuter will be joining the team as a postdoc. He will be working on various topics related to the interaction of learning agents and human operators within the AI4REALNET project. I’m looking forward to the collaboration!
David and Niklas recently had their papers accepted for presentation at AAAI and at AAMAS. Congratulations to both! Pre-prints will follow soon!
Are you curious about how domain-specific knowledge can help shape AI applications within critical network infrastructures? We’re excited to invite you to our upcoming webinar, “Knowledge-Assisted AI Applications for Real-World Network Infrastructure”, where we’ll discuss potential applications of AI within the unique domains of the AI4REALNET project.
More information, and a link to the mandatory registration form, can be found here.