Data, visualization, and designing AI
summary
Hands-on demos show concrete tools and findings: Facets visualizes CIFAR-10 training images and surfaces mislabels (a frog labeled cat) and softmax confidence patterns; the What-If Tool (code-free, open source, integrated into Cloud AI) lets users probe thresholds, fairness presets and counterfactual nearest neighbors; an embedding projector and TCAV extract human-meaningful directions from high‑dimensional activations exposing gender bias in word vectors; a pathology system called SMILY adds sliders for medical concepts and wins a study with 12 pathologists who prefer it and report higher trust. Tools are JavaScript/D3/WebGL and TensorFlow.js.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 0:13Martin Watenberg and Fernando Villegas
- 2:23Why Are We Talking about Human Ai Interaction
- 5:08Demo
- 5:24Data Visualization
- 7:16Confusion Matrix
- 18:01Demographic Parity
- 24:11Data in High Dimensions
- 28:32Word Embedding
- 37:34Concept Activation Vector
- 52:16What Tools Did You Use To Make these Visualizations
- 54:45Ai Literacy
- 57:25Adversarial Images
- 59:28Tensorflow Js
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