CS 470 - Spring 2020.
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Lecture : Guest Lecture: Professor Marynel Vázquez. 4/17/2020
Administrivia
Zoom Guide for Yale Students Sign in using Yale zoom account.
Security and Privacy Implications of Zoom
Some of you took my CS 257 course on Informatation Security.
Apparently zoom is rife with security issues. This article is by
Bruce Schneier who is a leading security guru, not some quack.
- Widely used, including British cabinet meeting.
- Bad Privacy Practices: selling data, sending data to Facebook, treating home pages as marketing websites.
- Bad security practices: third party can turn on Mac user's camera overriding
local security setting, can steal users' Windows credentials,
display LinkedIn data, sloppy encryption: claim AES-256, but use AES-128,
in ECB mode (electronic code book - not a good idea), use servers in China,
have 700 developers in China, who could slip in backdoors a Chinese authorities request.
- Bad user configurations: zoombombing, meeting id's are too short -
hackers can randomly try them - there are tools for this!
I have office hours Wednesdays from 4-6 pm, via zoom, standard meeting id: 316-021-726
ULA office hours - also on zoom. See the
[Contact Info and
Schedule] as well as piazza. The zoom office hours meetings are
posted on canvas, under zoom. If you have trouble connecting, post a
note to piazza or email cs470help@cs.yale.edu.
[Assignments].
hw8 is now available.
hw7 has been posted:
hw7.html reinforcement learning.
Extension to Sunday April 26th at 11:59pm.
CS 570 project assignment is also available in [Assignments].
Projects are due April 30th. Submit on the zoo as assignment 10.
Summer Positions through
Yale CS Faculty csv spreadsheet file.
Guest Lecture: Professor Marynel Vázquez
On Friday April 17th, we will have a guest lecture by Professor
Marynel Vázquez. She will discuss her research on detecting human
spatial formations typical of conversations and describe how this
is useful for HRI. Below are the main papers she will cover.
Lecture: Natural Language Processing
Readings: chapters 22 and 23.
2019 Scassellati Slides:
Stuart Russell, Berkeley Slides:
AIMA chapter 22
6up
Natural Language
Corpus Data Norvig, Beautiful Code
(the actual data)
AIMA Jupyter notebooks:
text.html
nlp.html
nlp_apps.html
Upcoming: Philosophy and Ethics of AI
New Chapter 27 AIMA, fourth edition.
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