
VOLUME 4, ISSUE 2, 2018 (full issue)
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Opinion Welcome to AI Matters 4(2) Welcome to Volume 4 Issue 2 of AI Matters. By Amy McGovern, Editor |
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AI Education AI Education Matters: Lessons from a Kaggle Click-Through Rate Prediction Competition Learning what to teach in ML/AI by analyzing Kaggle Click-Through Rate contest winners. By Todd W. Neller |
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Event Report Events Upcoming AI events. By Michael Rovatsos |
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Event Report Conference Reports Summary of recent AI events. By Michael Rovatsos |
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Event Report IEEE Big Data 2017 Panel Discussion on Bias and Transparency Summary of fairness and bias in algorithms in a recent IEEE Big Data panel discussion. By Abhinav Maurya |
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AI Policy AI Policy Matters AI Policy Matters including ACM’s data collection policies. By Larry Medsker |
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Opinion The New Robber Barons: The Optimistic Objectivists Overturning the Old Order Are the algorithms becoming the new robber barons? By Toby Walsh |
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Opinion The Challenges of Outreaching Challenges of outreach and surveys for SIGAI. By Jinhong K. Guo, ACM SIGAI membership and outreach officer & Rosemary Paradis, ACM SIGAI Secretary/Treasurer. |
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Paper Précis Is There an AI Cosmology? Can we create an AI Cosmology? By Cameron Hughes & Tracey Hughes |
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Paper Précis Non-intervention policy for autonomous cars in a trolley dilemma scenario Ethics of autonomous cars. By Bianca Helena Ximenes |
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Ph.D. Dissertation Briefing Filtering and Planning for Resource-Constrained Mobile Robots Dissertation summary for planning with resource constrained mobile robots. By Tauhidul Alam |