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Max Z. Li, University of Michigan Abstract: Ground Delay Programs (GDPs) mitigate air traffic demand-capacity imbalances by holding flights on the ground at their origin airports when the destination airport's arrival capacity is reduced, thereby limiting costly airborne holding. A central challenge is that day-to-day demand-capacity balancing depends on accurate capacity predictions. In practice, however, […] |
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It's now commonly asserted that the Turing Test is no longer a useful metric because current LLMs easily pass it. In this talk, Ted Chiang will offer a different interpretation of Turing's paper and what Turing actually meant by a thinking machine. Linguistic fluency of the type that Turing described is a very high bar, […] |
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Nicklas Hansen, New York University Abstract: World models are quickly becoming a central ingredient in systems for decision-making. However, several fundamental questions remain largely unresolved: what's the right learning objective, what's the right training data, and how do we evaluate the quality of a world model? In this talk, I will present a line of […] |
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