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Trust, but verify: The critical battle ground of AI Safety and Security

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Session Description

In this session, we explore key challenges in ensuring the safety and security of Large Language Models (LLMs). Topics include bias and fairness in AI systems, model interpretability, watermarking for provenance tracking, and regulatory considerations like GDPR. We will also discuss robustness against adversarial inputs, the role of human oversight, and best practices for fine-tuning models. Lastly, we address the risks of black-box AI and tools for enhancing transparency. Join us for an insightful discussion on securing the future of AI.

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Speakers

jay thakkar
Research Lead | Truxt AI

I am an AI/ML researcher and a Google Developer Expert (GDE) in AI/ML, passionate about pushing the boundaries of Generative AI, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and Large Language Models (LLMs). My work focuses on optimizing LLM pipelines, enhancing text extraction, and improving AI-driven applications.

Currently, I lead R&D at Truxt LLP (USA, Remote), where I research and implement techniques like Crawl4AI, Unstructured IO, and hybrid search methods to refine text extraction and LLM performance. Previously, I worked as a Machine Learning Associate at Binoloop Inc (Canada, Remote), where I specialized in RAG, text extraction, and fine-tuning LLMs.

Beyond my professional roles, I actively contribute to AI research as a Generative AI Research Mentor at Symbiosis Centre for Applied AI (SCAAI). I’ve published multiple papers on EDA, Cloud AI, and Knowledge-aware LLMs. I’m also deeply involved in the AI community, leading ML Surat, where I have trained 3,000+ developers, and as a GDE in AI/ML, I have educated over 6,000 professionals globally.

Some of my key projects include RAG with Gemini, a GitHub Repository Analyzer using Generative AI, and Emotion Classification (98.51% Accuracy). I specialize in Python, TensorFlow, NLP, Deep Learning, and GCP, with a strong focus on making AI more efficient and accessible.

jay thakkar

Reviews

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Reviewer #1 Rejected

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