Project description
An initiative to harness AI’s uncertainty in Greater Paris Region
In the fast-evolving landscape of AI, the challenge of assessing decision reliability looms large, impacting fields from numerical simulations to real-world system reactions. Uncertainties in both input data and model output create a pressing need for confidence in AI applications. With the support of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme, the DeMythif.AI project aims to handle uncertainties, ensure explainability and promote frugality. The project pioneers a transformative approach to AI, equipping 30 PhD fellows in Greater Paris to address and overcome the inherent obstacles in the technology’s advancement. The project’s strength lies in diverse, interdisciplinary approaches, fostering dynamic research collaborations, and promising a future where AI applications inspire confidence and understanding.
Objective
Artificial intelligence is a pervasive and ubiquitous technology, with fast developments and ever-growing applicative horizons. While achieving outstanding results, estimating the decisions reliability is a critical and open problem with strategic outcomes: from estimating uncertainty in numerical simulations to harnessing system reactions in open environments. Uncertainties both in input data and model output should be handled to increase the confidence in AI applications : physics-based models, edge computing, data frugal approaches, interactions with humans, with many applications in energy, climate change adaptation, bioinformatics, engineering, fundamental and material science, DeMythif.IA is an international doctoral training and career development program driven by UPSaclay, and its 19 research and industrial partners supported by thematic networks to enhance the scientific excellence and career development of 30 PhD fellows in Greater Paris area. The program focuses on 3 interdisciplinary scientific axes 1) handling uncertainties on data and model and quantifying uncertainties on the predictions, 2) managing explainability, so that the trained model outcome can be trusted and explained to a human, and 3) encouraging frugality, both in term of labelled data and energy for training, so that real-life applications (as opposed to proofs-of-concept) emerge. The fellows will benefit from world-class scientific programs, quality supervision and industrial secondments and also from personalized career development activities and transferable skills training (interpersonal, communication, digital, entrepreneurship, open science, gender, ethics). DeMythif.AIs strength lies in its diversity permitting to fine-tune the content offered to the fellows from a professional perspective. It ultimately allows concretizing dynamic research collaborations and developing strong synergies around the academic and industrial community, opening new perspectives beyond the project.
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HORIZON.1.2 - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA)
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-MSCA-2022-COFUND-01
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91190 Gif-Sur-Yvette
France
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