The ACM has appointed me as one of their distinguished speakers. I am excited to joining this illustrious group. While this is a big honor, it is not a recognition program, but a program that has an outreach mission in which I commit to travel and give talks by request of local ACM chapters worldwide.
ACM Speakers represent a broad range of companies, colleges and universities, including: IBM, Microsoft, BBN Technologies, Raytheon, Sony Pictures Imageworks, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Siemens Information Systems, Stanford University, Carnegie Mellon, University of British Columbia, Georgia Tech, UCLA, McGill University, Tsinghua University and many more.
My Available Lectures
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- Affect-Driven Self-Adaptation: A Step Forward in Human-Centered Software. Affect signals what humans care about and is involved in rational decision-making and action selection. Many technologies may be improved by the capability to recognize human affect and to…
- Affective Computing: A Roadmap Through Approaches, Technologies, and Data Analysis. Affect is inextricably related to human cognitive processes and expresses a great deal about human necessities; affect signals what matters to us and what we care about. Furthermore, affect…
- Artificial Emotional Intelligence. This lecture presents a pragmatic view of the machine learning workflow to build Emotion AI. Emotion AI (artificial emotional intelligence) is a subset of artificial intelligence that…
- Parallel Computing 101: An overview of multiprocessor, multicore, and GPU programming. Traditionally, software has been written for serial computing where a computational problem is broken into a discrete series of instructions; then these instructions are executed…
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