AI for Society (AI4S) group at the AI
Institute is focused on enabling people to make rational decisions despite real-world
complexities of poor data, changing goals, and limited resources by augmenting their cognitive
limitations with technology. Lead by Prof. Biplav Srivastava, the group works in neuro-symbolic methods, trusted
AI, and applications of data-driven methods to society.
We focus on innovating and applying AI techniques for hard problems facing the society with an
inclusive, value-driven, focus.
We released the python package, gaico,
GenAI Results Comparator, to help compare, analyze and visualize outputs from Large Language Models (LLMs).
[Python, Foundation Models, Library].
May
We're proud to announce that 4 of our undergraduate members have successfully graduated in May 2025: John Aydin, Rae Jones, Vansh Nagpal, and Nitin Gupta. Three of them celebrating their graduation during the commencement ceremony.
A new resource award received for NAIRR Pilot Demonstration Project: A Compact Foundation Model for Planning-Like (PL) Tasks for Next Generation Trusted Applications (NAIRR250014), to support computing for
NSF NAIRR project [Resources, Foundation Models, Planning, Demonstration].
April
Biplav to give a talk, 'From MIA to Becoming Essential: Using Human-Inspired Computing to Help AI Earn Human Trust for Societal Problems'
at North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC on 25 April 2025.
Biplav to give a talk, 'Beyond Trustworthy Machine Learning: Using Human-Inspired Computing to Help AI Earn Trust for Societal Problems'
at CSIRO - Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (virtually) on 16 April 2025.