@svlevine: Starting now in ASEM Ballroom 203 after a bit of AV troubles :) see you there! The talk will cover how to build up a ge…
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Sergey Levine announces his talk at the ICML 2026 Workshop on Decision-Making from Offline Datasets, covering foundations of data-driven decision making from model-based optimization to offline RL.
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Starting now in ASEM Ballroom 203 after a bit of AV troubles :) see you there!
The talk will cover how to build up a general framework for data-driven decision making! https://t.co/Szr0u82Pz7
Sergey Levine (@svlevine): This morning at ICML 2026, I’ll be speaking at the Workshop on Decision-Making from Offline Datasets.
Come to ASEM Ballroom 203 at 8:15 am KST!
I’ll talk about foundations of data-driven decision making, from design via model-based optimization to offline RL
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