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Data-Centric AI Virtual Workshop

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Thursday, November 18, 2021 9:00 AM - 11:05 AM PST/PDT
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What is Data-Centric AI?

Creating the appropriate training and evaluation data is often the biggest challenge in developing AI in practice. This workshop will explore challenges and opportunities across the data-for-AI pipeline. We will discuss recent advances in curating, cleaning, annotating and evaluating datasets for AI. We will also investigate questions that arise from data regulations, privacy and ethics. The goal of the workshop is to help build an intellectual foundation for the emerging and critically important discipline of data-centric AI.