Haosen Ge, Ph.D. (@haosenge) 's Twitter Profile
Haosen Ge, Ph.D.

@haosenge

Data Scientist @WhartonAIAI | Ph.D. from @Princeton

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linkhttps://www.haosenge.net/ calendar_today26-12-2017 17:39:04

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In his dissertation, Haosen Ge, Ph.D. advances a novel theory that explains how low asset mobility helps foreign firms obtain preferential government treatment. #PSJMInfo

In his dissertation, <a href="/HaosenGe/">Haosen Ge, Ph.D.</a> advances a novel theory that explains how low asset mobility helps foreign firms obtain preferential government treatment.  #PSJMInfo
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.Haosen Ge, Ph.D. is a PhD candidate at Princeton University whose research seeks to understand how foreign firms leverage political dynamics in host countries to influence policy outcomes.

Misha Laskin (@mishalaskin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In our new work - Algorithm Distillation - we show that transformers can improve themselves autonomously through trial and error without ever updating their weights. No prompting, no finetuning. A single transformer collects its own data and maximizes rewards on new tasks. 1/N

James Zou (@james_y_zou) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Given a trained #ML model, can we estimate how well it works on new data w/o seeing any labels? Can we still do it even if both covariates and labels shift in data? Our #NeurIPS2022 paper shows how to est model perf on new data in this hard case! arxiv.org/pdf/2209.08436… 1/2

Given a trained #ML model, can we estimate how well it works on new data w/o seeing any labels? 

Can we still do it even if both covariates and labels shift in data?

Our #NeurIPS2022 paper shows how to est model perf on new data in this hard case! arxiv.org/pdf/2209.08436…  1/2
Erik Brynjolfsson (@erikbryn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Nothing to see here. Just an AI system learning to strategically plan world conquest, negotiate with humans in English and then betray them via the game of Diplomacy. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Haosen Ge, Ph.D. (@haosenge) 's Twitter Profile Photo

An extremely fulfilling experience. A huge thanks to mentors @ Princeton Research Computing! researchcomputing.princeton.edu/news/2022/prin…

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It's been an incredible experience to present in this fantastic event! I've learned a lot from the brilliant work of others!

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Excited to present my work with Hamsa Bastani and Osbert Bastani at the Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing (Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing) ! We delve into the challenges with algorithmic fairness when dealing with human decision makers who can selectively comply.

Excited to present my work with <a href="/hamsabastani/">Hamsa Bastani</a> and <a href="/obastani/">Osbert Bastani</a> at the Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing (<a href="/SimonsInstitute/">Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing</a>) ! 

We delve into the challenges with algorithmic fairness when dealing with human decision makers who can selectively comply.
Handi Li (@handi_rita_li) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to see Philip K.H. Wong Centre The University of Hong Kong for promoting my working paper! I examined how Open Government Information mobilizes legal resistance in China but suffers a potenial backlash from local governments. Welcome any comments!

Hamsa Bastani (@hamsabastani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Conformal prediction sets are a useful way to capture uncertainty for LLMs & deep learning models. But they're data-hungry! We propose a semi-bandit algo to learn these sets online. Check out our ICML Conference paper: arxiv.org/abs/2405.13268 Work led by Haosen Ge, Ph.D. & with Osbert Bastani