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Also, that's a great summary of my talk at #ICLR2019
This is the optimist part, and I mean it. There really are alternative paths. They just aren't being done because why bother when there is no friction to the surveillance path.
Thank you to our speakers, PC, and all the @iclr2019 attendees who made our workshop #DebugML such a grand success! We had the highest number of registered attendees among all the #ICLR2019 workshops. @aleks_madry @CynthiaRudin @sameer_ @suchisaria @rajiinio @julius_adebayo 
Special thanks and applause to the workshop chairs @_beenkim and Graham Taylor for guiding us through every step of the process and for putting together such amazing workshops!
Our entire workshop has been video recorded and is available at slideslive.com/38915480/r03-dโฆ @iclr2019 #DebugML #ICLR2019
Listening to @goodfellow_ian talk about how far GANs have become. Things are moving so so fast. #ICLR2019
Cool horse-to-zebra conversion that also transforms the background. (Itโs ML so it doesnโt known that itโs the horse weโre interested in, not the fieldโthatโs often how some of what we call bias creeps in, too). #ICLR2019
I am so here for this topic, โFast, Verifiable, and Private Execution of Neural Networks in Trusted Hardware.โ Not that terrible benchmarks either. (Right now, works for inference, not training). #ICLR2019
