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I am an Assistant Professor at Boston University in the Department of Computer Science and also a Member of Technical Staff at Runway. My research interests are in Computer Vision and Machine Learning, with a special focus improving the safety, interpretability, and robustness of computer vision systems. I obtained my PhD at the University of Texas at Austin in 2017, and worked at Facebook AI Research and Runway prior to joining BU.

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News

  • Named Computing & Data Sciences (CDS) Faculty Fellow in 2024.
  • [July’24] Started as an Assistant Professor in CS at Boston University!
  • I am an Area chair at WACV’24!
  • 1 paper accepted at NeurIPS’23!
  • I am one of the Technical Program Chair for the conference AIMLSystems 2023
  • I am a co-organizer of XAI4CV workshop at CVPR’23!
  • I am a session chair of the featured papers panel at NeurIPS’22.
  • I moderated a panel discussion on Responsible AI research and in practice at the workshop on Responsible CV at ECCV’22.
  • I am one of the main organizers of Responsible CV at ECCV’22.
  • 2 papers accepted at ECCV’22!
  • I am serving as a Program Chair for NeurIPS’22 Datasets and Benchmarks track

Professional Service

Short Bio

Deepti is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science in Boston University and a Member of Technical Staff at Runway. Her research interests are in Computer Vision and Machine Learning, with a special focus improving the safety, interpretability, and robustness of computer vision systems. Previously she spent over 5 years at Meta AI Research working on image and video understanding models, fair and inclusive computer vision models, and ML explainability. She obtained her PhD at the University of Texas at Austin in 2017 where she worked with Prof. Alan Bovik on perceptual image and video quality assessment for real-world content. She has served as a program chair for NeurIPS 2022 Dataset and Benchmarks track, AIMLsystems’23, and an area chair for several conferences such as IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), IEEE Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision (WACV), Women in Machine Learning (WiML), and Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI). She organized several workshops on the topics of responsible and explainable computer vision at top-tier machine learning conferences.