Author: Laura Altin
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WUML2026
Workshop on Uncertainty in Machine Learning (February 2-4 2026 in Tartu, Estonia) Motivation and Focus The notion of uncertainty is of major importance in machine learning and constitutes a key element of modern machine learning methodology. In recent years, it has gained in importance due to the increasing relevance of machine learning for practical applications,…
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RBO13. AI in education
Primary focus area: AI for e-governance Secondary focus areas: adaptation of foundation models Abstract This project aims to develop AI tools that support self-regulated learning (SRL) in schools, aligning with how the human brain learns. These tools will be grounded in cognitive science to ensure reliability, trust, and real-world applicability. Small-scale classroom experiments will validate…
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RBO10. Leveraging LLMs for Complete Life-cycle of Cyber Security Analytical Tasks
Primary Focus Area: AI for CybersecuritySecondary Focus Areas: Hybrid AI pipelines, Adaptation of foundation models, Safeguards and trust in AI, Privacy and security in AI, AI for e-governance, AI for healthcare, AI for business processes AbstractCyber threats are growing in scale and complexity, producing massive volumes of security data that challenge timely analysis. This RBO…
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RBO9. Adaptive Data-Driven Optimisation of Business Processes
Primary focus area: AI for business processesSecondary focus areas: safeguards and trust in AI; AI for e-governance Abstract This project develops methods for real-time, adaptive optimization of business processes using structured and unstructured data. By detecting performance degradations, diagnosing their causes, and recommending data-driven interventions, the approach shifts from static process redesign to dynamic, operational-level…
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RB06. Methods for using AI to create a synthetic digital twin of the Estonian population
Primary focus area – F5: AI for e-governanceSecondary focus areas – F1: hybrid AI pipelines, F2: adaptation of foundation models, F6: AI for healthcare, F8: AI for cybersecurity Abstract This project develops AI-based methods for generating a realistic, privacy-preserving synthetic digital twin of the Estonian population. Initial efforts focus on synthesizing data from the population…
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RBO5. Cloud-compatible, end-to-end encrypted AI service blueprint
Primary Focus Area: Privacy and Security in AISecondary Focus Areas: Adaptation of Foundation Models; AI for Cybersecurity Abstract:This RBO aims to prototype secure, cloud-based AI workflows using privacy-preserving computation methods like secure multi-party computation (MPC), federated learning, and trusted execution environments (TEEs). These technologies can enable sensitive data to be used in training and inference…
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RBO4. Domain-controlled dialog systems
Primary focus area: Hybrid AI pipelinesSecondary focus areas: AI for healthcare Abstract:This RBO aims to create a hybrid AI dialogue system that integrates large language models (LLMs) with domain-specific guidance to produce structured yet flexible interactions. Our prototype will target mental health self-help by supporting techniques like cognitive reframing and problem-solving. The system will dynamically…
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RBO3. Reporting confidence in sequence-to-sequence models
Primary focus area: Safeguards and trust in AISecondary focus areas: Adaptation of foundation models Abstract:Seq2seq models used in translation and speech recognition often produce errors like repetition or irrelevance. These are difficult to manage due to a lack of reliable uncertainty estimation. This RBO aims to distinguish and quantify two types of uncertainty: content uncertainty…
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Workshop on Uncertainty in Machine Learning (WUML 2026) will be held on February 2–4, 2026, at the University of Tartu, Estonia
Following the successful previous editions in Munich (2024) and Milan (2025), WUML 2026 will continue to provide an open and informal forum for discussing recent advances and challenges in uncertainty in machine learning. The first WUML workshop was held in 2015, and the event has been held annually since 2023, with recent editions in Ghent,…
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inaugural lecture by Meelis Kull
On 7 October, Meelis Kull will deliver his inaugural lecture in the university assembly hall. It is in Estonian.