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ML Verifiability Hackathon

May 26 - 28, 2023Online and in person

ML Verifiability Hackathon

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Join us for this month's Alignment Jam to investigate how we can both formally and informally verify the safety of machine learning systems!

Overview

Spend a weekend of intense and focused research work towards validating safety of neural networks in various domains (e.g. language) using adversarial attack / defense and other ML safety research methods. Re-watch the intro talk here.

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Read up on the topic before we start! The reading group will work through these materials together up to the kickoff.

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