Towards Secure AI Systems (Nov 6)
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Towards Secure AI Systems Mulong Luo · Computer Science Colloquium Series COLLOQUIUM Speaker Mulong Luo Date Friday, November 6, 2:15 – 3:05 pm Location 307 Love Abstract How can we harness AI to uncover security weaknesses while ensuring that AI systems themselves remain secure, efficient, and accountable? This talk explores this question through three recent […]
Beyond Me: Breaking the Boundaries of Soft Wearables for the Future of Personalized Healthcare (Oct 30)
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Beyond Me: Breaking the Boundaries of Soft Wearables for the Future of Personalized Healthcare Te-Yen Wu · Computer Science Colloquium Series COLLOQUIUM Speaker Te-Yen Wu Date Friday, October 30, 2:15 – 3:05 pm Location 307 Love Abstract Soft wearables offer a unique opportunity for personalized health by enabling continuous, body-conforming, and context-aware sensing in everyday […]
Towards AI Scientists: Scientific Agents and Biomedical World Models (Oct 23)
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Towards AI Scientists: Scientific Agents and Biomedical World Models Zhenglun Kong · Computer Science Colloquium Series COLLOQUIUM Speaker Zhenglun Kong Date Friday, October 23, 2:15 – 3:05 pm Location 307 Love Abstract Recent advances in foundation models and AI agents are creating new opportunities to accelerate scientific discovery. However, moving beyond general-purpose language models requires […]
Dr. Mulong Luo receives a gift from Foresight Institute
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Dr. Mulong Luo receives a gift from Foresight Institute Department of Computer Science FSU Department of Computer Science faculty member Dr. Mulong Luo has received a $10,000 gift from Foresight Institute to support AI security research, and has been accepted as a member of Foresight’s AI node. Foresight Institute · AI Security CyberHWGym: An Open […]
Trajectory-Retrieval Speculative Decoding: When Does a Model’s Own History Help? (Oct 14)
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Trajectory-Retrieval Speculative Decoding: When Does a Model’s Own History Help? Yuyang Dai · Department of Computer Science Seminar TALK Speaker Yuyang Dai Date Wednesday, October 14, 11:45 am – 12:45 pm Location 353 Love (in-person only)
AI and Beyond: Careers, Research, and What’s Next in Computer Science (Oct 22)
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AI and Beyond: Careers, Research, and What’s Next in Computer Science Thursday, Oct. 22, 1-5 p.m. · Love Building Join the FSU Department of Computer Science for an afternoon of events exploring what the spread of AI means for careers and research in the field and how the university is adapting to prepare students and […]
ARIA: Runtime Inspection and Amendment for Multi-Agent Systems (Oct 21)
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ARIA: Runtime Inspection and Amendment for Multi-Agent Systems Bolin Shen · FSU Student Seminar TALK Speaker Bolin Shen Date Wednesday, October 21, 11:45 am – 12:45 pm Location 353 Love (In Person Only) Free lunch provided! Abstract In LLM-based multi-agent systems (MAS), a local mistake can propagate as other agents build on it, turning a […]
An Embarrassingly Simple Detector for Model Extraction Attacks in Large Language Model API Traffic (Oct 7)
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An Embarrassingly Simple Detector for Model Extraction Attacks in Large Language Model API Traffic Shuze Liu · Department of Computer Science Seminar TALK Speaker Shuze Liu Date Wednesday, October 7, 11:45 am – 12:45 pm Location 353 Love (in-person only)
Probabilities of Causation: From Foundations to Decision Making (Oct 2)
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Probabilities of Causation: From Foundations to Decision Making Ang Li · Department of Computer Science Seminar TALK Speaker Ang Li Date October 2, 2:15 – 3:05 pm Location 307 Love Abstract Decision makers in education, psychology, and health seek not only effective interventions, but also principled explanations of whether those interventions are necessary, sufficient, or […]
Dr. Guang Wang’s DCS Lab has one paper accepted at NeurIPS 2026
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Dr. Guang Wang’s DCS Lab has one paper accepted at NeurIPS 2026 Department of Computer Science Dr. Guang Wang’s research team (DCS Lab) in the Department of Computer Science has had one paper accepted at the Fortieth Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS 2026). NeurIPS 2026 E4GEN: Event-level Explainable Extreme-Enhanced Time-series Generation This […]