How can we train AI to understand subjective perceptions? | Pursuing a PhD in AI at TU Delft

In this video, PhD candidate Amir Homayounirad talks about his paper “Subjectivity Matters: A Hybrid (Human + AI) Method to Support the Identification and Representation of Subjective Values Behind Arguments.” Watch and learn more about his research! 🎥 What You'll See in This Video: 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:13 Meet PhD candidate Amir 00:00:26 What is the paper about? 00:01:05 Using a Hybrid Method 00:01:32 Outro 💡 This video was recorded at the TU Delft PhD Poster Event 2024. At the event, PhD candidates had the chance to pitch their posters and engage with peers in their respective categories. Amir Homayounirad, from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, and Computer Science and the AiBLE Lab, won in the category of "Human-Centred AI Systems" with his exceptional poster titled “Subjectivity Matters: A Hybrid (Human + AI) Method to Support the Identification and Representation of Subjective Values Behind Arguments.” “Amir incorporated the nuanced ways in which people perceive things into AI systems by integrating human values. The importance and impact of this approach were also explained in an accessible manner,” said Nazli Cila, Assistant Professor at TPM and Lab Director of AI DeMoS Lab, who was part of the jury for the poster event. 🔗 Useful Webpages 👉 Watch more video's about AI: https://edu.nl/c4npn 👉 Learn more about TU Delft | AI Initiative: https://edu.nl/cymea 👉 Learn more about research regarding Digital Society: https://edu.nl/6tamr 👉 All AI related vacancies at TU Delft: https://edu.nl/xw9pb 📱 Social Media Channels of TU Delft: ✅ Instagram: https://edu.nl/upny4 ✅ LinkedIn: https://edu.nl/cb3y8 ✅ X: https://edu.nl/drfmj ✅ Facebook: https://edu.nl/nkvhj