It was manifesting, successfully so
It was manifesting, successfully so
Are you referring to the winter in morning and the spring/summer in afternoon lolol
Been less than a year since I started my lab at @utah.edu and we already have a ton of new stuff that I canβt wait to talk about soon.
Iβll start today by sharing that our updated Computer Use Survey blog has been accepted to ICLR Blogposts 2026.
iclr-blogposts.github.io/2026/blog/20...
So happy that I'm covering this paper in the last lecture before the spring break (coincidentally, planning is happening on-the-fly) β it's a perfect wrap of the first part of the class
Great test for anyone learning mech interp is reading Nikankin et al's "Arithmetic Without Algorithms" which uses activation patching / circuits, probing, logit lens, describing max activating examples.. If you you follow along while reading, you'll realize you know a lot!
arxiv.org/abs/2410.21272
Getting sick in the middle of the semester, like catching a flu, makes every next week of the semester progressively worse. Will I ever catch up π
Really clever idea to use AlphaEvolve here! Looking forward to reading more carefully
I know grant writing is supposed to be miserable. Maybe once I've written a few and had them all rejected I will agree. But it's kind of my favorite genre to write currently? It's pure optimism! These are my hopes for the future! My favorite ideas! Untainted by messy and limited results!
I don't know why I thought it's a distraction from research, makes no sense now :)
Somehow before becoming a prof I came away with the impression that grant writing was an annoying task profs have to do, and yes, more rejection sucks, but it is wonderful to start new collaborations with super smart people, brainstorm hard, and think on a larger scale than next few papers
Still too many :')
I enjoyed reading this but there are a lot of presuppositions in the part about folks asking you whether they should leave their PhD, and hope folks aren't generalizing from that.
It's so depressing to see 20-30K papers submitted to every top ML conference
Is your study based on submissions before arXiv moderation?
Mathematicians are really nice to their LLMs; seen in: arxiv.org/abs/2601.01235
New year, new porcupine sighting!
If by correctly described you mean properly use them in text, this was atrocious pre-LLMs π
We had the limit before we switched to openreview, so this is kind of new
We need to return word limit to author responses
We are hiring in AI and NLP at Utah! Please apply if interested and share with folks you know are looking for faculty positions, especially if they like to ski, hike, climb, or bike! utah.peopleadmin.com/postings/190...
π« On the heels of announcing 12 new faculty fellows last week, SCI's One-U Responsible AI Initiative is excited to add three new postdoctoral fellows to its team next year: rai.utah.edu/postdocs-dec...
KSL TV @ksl.com interviewed the members of my research group who recently discovered a rare piece of computing history: an old tape that might contain UNIX V4. ksltv.com/science-tech...
Make it make sense π
π£ Meet the 12 new faculty fellows joining SCIβs One-U Responsible AI Initiative. These professors are advancing AI research to solve real-world challenges, from protecting the Westβs water supply to improving medical care to embedding ethics in AI education. bit.ly/rai-fac-26
Mine also see 100% human-written!
Is it me or more reviewers are -strongly- opinionated about how you paper should be written?
I feel like my responses in the past year or two are turning into arguments about why my writing is just fine
Current ChatGPT response format is such an eyesore, whatβs up with all the lists and emojis
Luca Guadagnino making an OpenAI movie, what's happening ππ