Thank you Kosta!

Thank you Vangeli!

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Thank you Yanni! Hope to see you at greeksin.ai !

Excellent talk by @johannbrehmer.bsky.social
On “Does equivariance matter at scale?” At NeurReps workshop
arxiv.org/abs/2410.23179
www.neurreps.org

Today at 4:30p in East Exhibit Hall A-C,
Poster #2210
Stefanos Pertigkiozoglou, Evangelos Chatzipantazis and Shubendhu Trivedi @onionesque.bsky.social will present our new approach to getting better (but approximate) equivariant models!
neurips.cc/virtual/2024...

Kearns, M.

Yes, I interpreted it as probability of getting assigned a reviewer with 10 is higher than a reviewer with 5 independent of ranking. I think a range of 1-5 would be sufficient.

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3 days of keynotes, 10-min paper talks, and 1-min spotlights on the latest research, all free and open to anyone interested! Conference on Robot Learning (CoRL) talks are now online:
youtube.com/watch?v=0joZwi…
#Robotics #DeepLearning #CoRL2024

#cvpr2025 It seems that the affinity score in reviewer ranking in #openreview is highly affected by the first keyword. Anybody else experiencing the same? @csprofkgd.bsky.social . Also it would help if there would be a google scholar button directly next to the name (the way it is in cmt).

Paris Perdikaris on LinkedIn: 🎉 Excited to announce major new breakthroughs in our Aurora foundation… 🎉 Excited to announce major new breakthroughs in our Aurora foundation model! Our team (Cristian Bodnar, Wessel B., Ana Lucic, Megan Stanley, Anna Vaughan)…

www.linkedin.com/posts/paris-...

Academic research code

Data Dignity and the Inversion of AI YouTube video by University of California Television (UCTV)

I had to speed up the video clips to remain under Bluesky's 60 second limit. The full talk by Jaron Lanier is here: www.youtube.com/watch?t=1472...

M.I.T. to Offer Free Tuition to Families Earning Less Than $200,000 For students whose families earn less than $100,000 per year, the school will also other costs, including housing, dining, fees and an allowance for books and personal expenses.

MIT announced that it would eliminate tuition costs next fall for all undergraduate students whose families earn less than $200,000 per year — following a national movement to try to make higher education more accessible.

@akiyoshikitaoka.bsky.social is also on bluesky, what else do I need??