Deakin University
Richard Dazeley is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at Deakin University (Geelong), Leader of the Machine Intelligence Lab and the Deputy Head of School. He is a leading researcher in the Human-alignment of autonomous agents through Safe, Ethical, Explainable and Interactive methods utilising Multiobjective Reinforcement Learning (MORL) and is a senior member of the AI existential Safety Community.
He has been an invited speaker at Monash University’s Advanced Seminar on Agents and Decision-Making, the Workshop on Human-aligned Reinforcement Learning for Autonomous Agents and Robots. He has also been a guest editor for Multi-Objective Decision Making (MODeM 2017, 2021) and on the special issue on Human-aligned Reinforcement Learning in Neural Computing and Applications. He was a member of the IEEE P7001 Transparency of Autonomous Systems working group and has organised and served on numerous program committees for many leading conferences.
