Using AI to Fix Software Bugs
- Nov. 8, 2022 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
- Mayer Family Community Hall and Online
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AI often helps us in translating languages and in fixing grammatical errors. However, AI models still are not commonly used for helping software developers write programs.
In this lunch and learn, assistant professor Thibaud Lutellier will discuss recent advancements using AI models to automatically fix bugs and security issues in software. Lutellier will explain how existing AI models have been adapted to fix bugs, compare how new models improve the AI and explore both the capacities and limits of these new models.
Online and in-person.About the Presenter:
Thibaud Lutellier is an assistant professor in computing science at the University of Alberta's Augustana Campus. His research interests lie at the crossroad between software engineering and artificial intelligence. His recent work includes proposing new AI-driven program repair techniques and new solutions for detecting bugs in deep learning libraries. - Cost
- FREE | $12 lunch option available at time of registration.
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Alumni
Community, Public
Faculty, Staff
Prospective Students
Undergraduate Students
Graduate Students - Category
- Alumni Lectures, Seminars Presentations
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