1/7 🚀 Thrilled to announce that our paper ExOSITO: Explainable Off-Policy Learning with Side Information for ICU Lab Test Orders has been accepted to #CHIL2025! Please feel free to come by my poster session this Thursday to chat. #MedAI #HealthcareAI

You don't _need_ a PhD (or any qualification) to do almost anything. A PhD is a rare opportunity to grow as an independent thinker in an academic environment, rather than immediately becoming a gear in a corporate agenda. It's definitely not for everyone!

Calgary ML Lab will be at #ICML2025 in Vancouver🇨🇦 next week: our lab has 6 different works being presented by 5 students across both the main conference & 6 workshops! We are also recruiting fully-funded ML PhD/MSc students🧑‍🎓If attending, reach out to me on Whova app to meet 📅

Excited to be presenting our work at ICML next week! If you're interested in loss landscapes, weight symmetries, or sparse training, come check out our poster — we'd love to chat. 📍 East Exhibition Hall A-B, #E-2106. 📅 Tue, July 15 | 🕚 11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m PDT.

Our new ICML 2025 oral paper proposes a new unified theory of both Double Descent and Grokking, revealing that both of these deep learning phenomena can be understood as being caused by prime numbers in the network parameters 🤯🤯 🧵[1/8]

I am excited to share that I will present two of my works at #ICML2025 workshops! If you are interested in AI security and XAI, feel free to come by and chat - I'm looking forward to all feedbacks and discussions!

We're bringing back our 'Vector Bytes' at #ICML2025 – your audio spotlight on Vector Faculty research! Today's poster presentations celebrate groundbreaking advances across multiple frontiers: - Colin Raffel's "The Butterfly Effect" reveals how tiny perturbations cause

Having ideas on backdoor attack, functional&representational similarity, and concept-based explainability? I am looking forward to all discussions. Come visit our posters today ! 📍 TAIG at West Meeting room 109 DIG-BUGS at West Ballroom A

We will be presenting Self-Distilled Sparse Drafters at #ICML this afternoon at the Efficient Systems for Foundation Models workshop. Come chat with us about acclerating speculative decoding! 🚀 Cerebras Calgary ML Lab

BREAKING: we've partnered with AI at Meta and Papers with Code to build a successor to Papers with Code (which was sunsetted yesterday) PWC, founded by Robert Stojnic and Ross Taylor has been an invaluable resource for AI scientists and engineers over the years (and an inspiration

Did Sakana AI's AI plagiariaze my 2015 paper "Regularizing RNNs by Stabilizing Activations" - Krueger and Memisevic? And what would constitute plagiarism here? A Nature News Feature by Ananya investigates... 🧵 Jeff Clune hardmaru

My acceptance speech at the Turing award ceremony: Good evening ladies and gentlemen. The main idea of reinforcement learning is that a machine might discover what to do on its own, without being told, from its own experience, by trial and error. As far as I know, the first

“Everyone knows” what an autoencoder is… but there's an important complementary picture missing from most introductory material. In short: we emphasize how autoencoders are implemented—but not always what they represent (and some of the implications of that representation).🧵

Is basic image understanding solved in today’s SOTA VLMs? Not quite. We present VisualOverload, a VQA benchmark testing simple vision skills (like counting & OCR) in dense scenes. Even the best model (o3) only scores 19.8% on our hardest split.

The ICLR 2026 deadline is ten days away. But you just found a bug in your evals, so now you need to re-run all your ablations. That's hundreds of experiments, and you need them done ASAP. Modal's got you. Introducing our ICLR 2026 compute grant program.

Except Israel literally just annexed my village Beit Iksa in the West Bank this past Saturday by officially announcing they consider the land now a part of Israel, and anyone living on it requires a permit and no longer has a Palestinian ID number.

”Did the Nazis ask the Jews to leave?” Uhm yes?? They literally did that.