Katya Kamlovskaya

Artificial Intelligence

Risk Thresholds for Frontier AI: Paper review

Paper review: how to set risk thresholds in frontier AI development?

Artificial Intelligence

Moral alignment for LLM agents: Paper review

Paper review: how to ensure AI objective match ours through fine-tuning on th Prisoners' Dilemma game?

Artificial Intelligence

Data quality issues as an operational risk

When assessing risks stemming from AI use in your organisation, remember that one of the major operational risks is data quality issues. Why? Poor data quality can cause incorrect decisions, inefficient operations, compliance issues, or reduced productivity. This is why it is important to assess the likelihood and impact of

2024

I have been silent for 6 months, and it has been a rollercoaster. Moving back to Europe was meant to be fun but brought a lot of darkness: a job lost, trust broken, lack of empathy and professionalism from every second person. Accepting mistakes and moving on. Parenting keeps me

Artificial Intelligence

Level zero: my thoughts on Global Responsible AI Initiative launch event

On 14 July 2023, I attended the launch of the Global Responsible AI Initiative that I attended last night at Queensland AI Hub, and here is my human-generated summary.

Artificial Intelligence

AI-generated children's books, creepy and harmful

YouTube Kids, a platform designed to provide kids with age-appropriate video content, is known for feeding children some low-quality and even disturbing videos, thanks to its algorithms, when not continuously controlled by a parent (and sitting next to your child when they watch YouTube often negates the whole purpose of

Artificial Intelligence

Exploring the future frontiers of NLP research (paper review)

This blog post is a summary of a paper on the future of Natural Language Processing (NLP) research.

Katya Kamlovskaya

Responsible Technology

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I ran Brisbane Marathon 2023

Two days ago, 4 June 2023, I ran Brisbane Marathon, and the 4 hours 32 minutes it took me to reach the finish line now seem a bit surreal. They say you need to always remember the "why" when your body gets exhausted - usually around the 30-km

About me

Thank you for stopping by! I am a data scientist and a computational linguist...and I have so many other other hats, too!

NLP project #1: All they need is a nap

What do moms really want as a gift? I ran a fun NLP experiment to find out.