BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:Data::ICal 0.24 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION: 'Title: Industry Panel: The Modern Evolution of LLMs\n Whe n: Friday\, Aug 9\, 16:00 - 16:45 PDT\n Where: LVCC West/Floor 1/Hall 3/ HW3-05-06/HW3-05-06-Stage - [1]Map\n\n Description:\n\n AIxCC Collabor ator Panel Discussion\n\n Speakers:Dr. Matt Turek\,Heather Adkins\,Jason Clinton\,Matt Knight\,David\n Weston\n\n SpeakerBio: Dr. Matt Turek\ , Deputy Office Director for DARPA's\n Information Innovation Office (I2 O) at DARPA\n\n Dr. Matt Turek assumed the role of deputy office directo r for DARPA's\n Information Innovation Office (I2O) in May 2022. In this position\, he\n provides technical leadership and works with program ma nagers to\n envision\, create\, and transition capabilities that ensure enduring\n information advantage for the United States and its allies.\n \n Turek joined DARPA in July 2018 as an I2O program manager\, and serve d\n as acting deputy director of I2O from June 2021 to October 2021. He\ n previously managed the Media Forensics (MediFor)\, Semantic Forensics\ n (SemaFor)\, Machine Common Sense (MCS)\, and Explainable AI (XAI)\n programs as well as the Reverse Engineering of Deception (RED) AI\n Expl oration program (AIE). His research interests include computer\n vision\ , machine learning\, artificial intelligence\, and their\n application t o problems with significant societal impact.\n\n Prior to his position a t DARPA\, Turek was at Kitware\, Inc.\, where he\n led a team developing computer vision technologies. His research\n focused on multiple areas\ , including large scale behavior recognition\n and modeling\; object det ection and tracking\; activity recognition\;\n normalcy modeling and ano maly detection\; and image indexing and\n retrieval. Turek has made sign ificant contributions to multiple DARPA\n and Air Force Research Lab (AF RL) efforts and has transitioned large\n scale systems for operational u se. Before joining Kitware\, Turek\n worked for GE Global Research\, con ducting research in medical imaging\n and industrial inspection.\n\n T urek holds a doctorate of philosophy in computer science from\n Renssela er Polytechnic Institute\, a Master of Science in electrical\n engineeri ng from Marquette University\, and a Bachelor of Science in\n electrical engineering from Clarkson University. His doctoral work\n focused on co mbinatorial optimization techniques for computer vision\n problems. Ture k is a co-inventor on several patents and co-author of\n multiple public ations\, primarily in computer vision.\n\n SpeakerBio: Heather Adkins\, Vice President of Security Engineering at\n Google\n\n Heather Adkins is a 22-year Google veteran and founding member of the\n Google Securit y Team. As head of Google’s Office of Cybersecurity\n Resilience she l eads the efforts to maintain the safety and security\n of Google’s net works\, systems and applications\, and represents\n Google in government and industry forums globally. As deputy chair of\n CISA’s Cyber Safet y Review Board\, she works to isolate the root\n causes of major securit y incidents impacting national security and\n make recommendations to po licy-makers\, standards bodies\, and industry\n on improving the safety posture of modern computing. She is co-author\n of Building Secure and R eliable Systems (O’Reilly\, 2020)\, is sought\n out to speak at high-p rofile conferences\, and serves on the BlackHat\n review board. Heather advises numerous organizations on how to adopt\n modern defendable archi tectures\, is a strategic advisor for a number\n of publicly-traded cybe rsecurity companies\, and is a member of the\n steering committee for th e IST Ransomware Taskforce. She is passionate\n about election security and was a senior advisor on the Defending\n Digital Democracy project at the Harvard Kennedy School’s Belfer\n Center.\n\n Heather Adkins\, a seasoned cybersecurity expert with over two decades\n at Google\, is a founding member of the Google Security Team. Currently\n heading Google 's Office of Cybersecurity Resilience\, she safeguards\n Google's vast d igital infrastructure and represents the company in\n global technology and policy forums. Her influence extends to national\n security\, as dep uty chair of CISA's Cyber Safety Review Board\, where\n she analyzes maj or security incidents and makes recommendations for\n policy-makers\, st andards bodies and industry. A recognized thought\n leader\, Heather co- authored Building Secure and Reliable Systems\n (O’Reilly\, 2020)\, is a sought-after speaker at major conferences\,\n and serves on the Black Hat review board. She advises numerous\n organizations on modern securit y practices\, including publicly-traded\n cybersecurity companies and as a member of the steering committee for\n the IST Ransomware Taskforce. A passionate advocate for election\n security\, Heather served as a seni or advisor on the Defending Digital\n Democracy project at Harvard's Ken nedy School.\n\n SpeakerBio: Jason Clinton\, Chief Information Security Officer at\n Anthropic\n\n Jason is Chief Information Security Office r at Anthropic. Previously\,\n he led Chrome Infrastructure Security at Google. Earlier work includes\n ChromeOS build integrity\, Android Pay s ecurity\, digital coupons\,\n beowulf computing\, and secure thin client s. He's the author of Ruby\n Phrasebook and contributed to the GNOME pro ject.\n\n SpeakerBio: Matt Knight\, Head of Security at OpenAI\n No B IO available\n SpeakerBio: David Weston\, Microsoft\n No BIO availabl e\n '\n\n 1. #LVCCW_Level1_Hall3\n\n\n DTEND:20240809T234500Z DTSTART:20240809T230000Z LOCATION:AIxCC - LVCC West/Floor 1/Hall 3/HW3-05-06/HW3-05-06-Stage SUMMARY:Industry Panel: The Modern Evolution of LLMs END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR