Stanford Seminar- Capturing Human Behavior and Language for Interactive Systems
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Channel: Stanford Online · 2018 · Education
Speaker: Ethan Fast Computers are more integrated into our lives and society as time goes by yet they still don't understand many of the human actions that surround them. To make progress, we need systems that deeply understand people and capture human experience through humans' daily activities, whether simple or more advanced. The key to advancing human- machine interaction is through acquiring data and creating models that allow machines to interpret the data and perform the actions needed. Using this technology, will allow us move forward with other processes that affect the public, such as driving public policy, detecting gender bias, and building interfaces that shape communities the way we want.
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