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Johns Hopkins University | EN.601.771

Advances in Self-Supervised Statistical Models

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The rise of massive self-supervised (pre-trained) models has transformed various data-driven fields such as natural language processing, computer vision, robotics, and medical imaging. This advanced graduate course aims to provide a holistic view of the issues related to these models: We will start with the history of how we got here, and then delve into the latest success stories. We will then focus on the implications of these technologies: social harms, security risks, legal issues, and environmental impacts. The class ends with reflections on the future implications of this trajectory. Required Course Background: knowledge equivalent to EN.601.471/671 or EN.601.465/665; linear algebra and statistics.

Fall 2022

Professor: Daniel Khashabi

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D. Khashabi
16:30 - 17:45