Towards A More Human-Centric Machine Learning Paradigm

Submitter and Co-author information

Ehsan Ur Rahman Mohammed, Faculty of Graduate Studies

Standing

Undergraduate

Type of Proposal

Oral Research Presentation

Challenges Theme

Open Challenge

Faculty Sponsor

Dr. Allyson Skene

Proposal

The research revolves around using a prominent teaching ideology of transcendental learning as a new machine learning paradigm. The authors present a set of philosophical guidelines that can be a part of the new machine learning framework. Transcendental learning concepts are described and translated into specific approaches that can be used in training machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) models. The paper aims to give suggestions to make AI systems incorporate human characteristics. The recommendations and ideas offered in our research are theoretical and philosophical. They may not work when put into reality. Still, the exercise of using our imagination and drawing parallels with concepts from other domains, such as psychology and education, is worthwhile. As it sparks an ongoing conversation that may lead to fresh suggestions that are more workable toward making AI systems more humane. The research work relates to the UNSDG 9, i.e. Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure.

Grand Challenges

Viable, Healthy and Safe Communities

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Towards A More Human-Centric Machine Learning Paradigm

The research revolves around using a prominent teaching ideology of transcendental learning as a new machine learning paradigm. The authors present a set of philosophical guidelines that can be a part of the new machine learning framework. Transcendental learning concepts are described and translated into specific approaches that can be used in training machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) models. The paper aims to give suggestions to make AI systems incorporate human characteristics. The recommendations and ideas offered in our research are theoretical and philosophical. They may not work when put into reality. Still, the exercise of using our imagination and drawing parallels with concepts from other domains, such as psychology and education, is worthwhile. As it sparks an ongoing conversation that may lead to fresh suggestions that are more workable toward making AI systems more humane. The research work relates to the UNSDG 9, i.e. Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure.