Friday, July 12th, 2024
South Cloisters, UCL, London
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The goal of this meetup is to bring together students, researchers, and engineers from the greater London area to discuss machine learning research presented at ICML. This event also provides an opportunity for researchers to promote their work and connect with local community members. The day will feature poster sessions and in-person presentations (TBC).
The goal of this meetup is to bring together students, researchers, and engineers from the greater London area to discuss machine learning research presented at ICML. This event also provides an opportunity for researchers to promote their work and connect with local community members. The day will feature poster sessions and in-person presentations (TBC).
While this event is focused around ICML research, we welcome all posters that fit the ICML topics of interest.
Please register your attendance here. In your registration please indicate whether you wish to present a poster. Poster space is limited.
Register here ASAP!
Schedule
Schedule
Friday 12th July, 2024
13:00 - 14:30
Invited Talks
Introduction to MediaTek Research: Optimization, Generative Models & Reinforcement Learning
Alberto Bernacchia (MediaTek Research)
Open-Endedness, Generative Interactive Environments, Automated Prompt Engineering, and AI Debate
Tim Rocktäschel (UCL/Google DeepMind)
Scientific AI for the Physical Sciences
Jason McEwen (UCL DISI)
Detecting the Use of Copyrighted Materials in LLMs
Yves-Alexandre de Montjoye (Imperial)
Location: Cruciform Building LT 1
15:00 - 16:00
Spotlight Talks
Assessing the Zero-Shot Capabilities of LLMs for Action Evaluation in RL, Eduardo Pignatelli (UCL)
Robust and Conjugate Gaussian Process Regression, Matias Altamirano (UCL)
Extracting (Private) Training Data from VLMs, Francesco Pinto (Oxford)
Graph-enhanced Large Language Models in Asynchronous Plan Reasoning, Fangru Lin (Oxford)
Autoencoding Conditional Neural Processes for Representation Learning, Victor Prokhorov
Customer Centric Foundation Models for Targeted Marketing in Sparse data settings, Shreshth Tuli (Happening)
Location: Cruciform Building LT 1
16:00 - 17:00
Poster Session
Posters will be on display throughout the day. However, during this session we encourage all poster presenters to stand with their posters and engage with attendees.
Location: South Cloisters
Sponsored By
Sponsored By
MediaTek Research
MediaTek Research
MediaTek Research is a specialised AI research unit within the Global MediaTek Group.
MediaTek Research's vision is to develop innovative technologies that empower people, while striving to create and understand systems that are genuinely intelligent, ethical, secure, and sustainable.
UCL ELLIS
UCL ELLIS
ELLIS is a European AI network of excellence comprising Units within 30 research institutions. It focuses on fundamental science, technical innovation and societal impact. The ELLIS Unit at UCL spans across multiple departments (Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit, Department of Computer Science, Department of Statistical Science and Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering).
Supported By
Supported By
StatML CDT
StatML CDT
StatML is a cohort-based doctoral programme based at Imperial and Oxford.
It trains the next generation of researchers in statistics and statistical machine learning, who will develop widely-applicable novel methodology and theory and create application-specific methods, leading to breakthroughs in real-world problems in government, medicine, industry and science.
UCL Centre for Data Intensive Science in Industry
UCL Centre for Data Intensive Science in Industry
The Centre for Data Intensive Science and Industry (DISI) is a vibrant hub that cultivates a rich environment of cross-disciplinary collaboration in Data Intensive Science (DIS) between academia and industry.
Location
Location
Address:
Address:
UCL Bloomsbury Campus, London WC1H OAW
Room:
Room:
Social Space South Cloisters & Cruciform Building LT 1
Questions?
Questions?
Email: researchmediatek@gmail.com
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