Yeah I agree there should be some value to tracking various aspects related to consciousness that are more computational or output-based in nature as you mention. What I'm trying to convey is that I have a suspicion we'll always fall short of fully understanding / measuring the
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Consciousness and Subjective Experience in AI Intelligence
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I personally suspect it is going to be harder to dispel all doubts about what consciousness truly is, specifically its nature as subjective experience. Subjective would seem to imply it can't directly be verified/measured by others. Intelligence, seen as the capacity to reach
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Yoshua Bengio and Mila Release Comprehensive AI Research Report
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So proud to see the leadership of @Yoshua_Bengio and @Mila_Quebec in producing this deeply researched report, resulting from the work of an impressive international team of authors! https://t.co/JsPh2olv8f
— Hugo Larochelle (@hugo_larochelle) 29 janvier 2025So proud to see the leadership of @Yoshua_Bengio and @Mila_Quebec in producing this deeply researched report, resulting from the work of an impressive international team of authors!
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Specializing in AI: Masters, Kaggle, and Interdisciplinary Paths
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A few come to mind. A Masters degree (research or non-research) is a good way to specialize into AI. Competing on Kaggle can also be a motivating way to learn the nuts and bolts. Finally, specializing in the intersection between AI and some other field is a good way to stand out!
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Geoffrey Hinton Awarded Nobel Prize in Physics
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Oh man, wish I could have been there to join the celebrations! Congratulations @geoffreyhinton on your Nobel Prize!! I'm reminded once again how privileged I am to have been your postdoc and colleague. Congrats and thank you for everything!
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TMLR and ICLR announce research partnership collaboration
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I'm afraid not. TMLR does have a somewhat similar partnership with ICLR however: https://
blog.iclr.cc/2024/08/22/icl
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JMLR Papers Eligible for NeurIPS 2024 Journal Track
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Friendly reminder that, if you've published a JMLR paper in 2023 or later and would like to present it at NeurIPS 2024, you have until Sept 27th to submit a request to present at the Journal-to-Conference track: More info at https://
neurips.cc/public/Journal
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TMLR Announces 2024 Expert Reviewers Selection
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Happy to share that we've now wrapped up the latest selection of TMLR Expert Reviewers, for 2024: https://
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TMLR Papers at Conferences: Integration and Collaboration
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The papers presented at these conferences are linked in this post: https://
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TMLR Announces Four Major Conference Partnerships for 2024
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TMLR just wrapped up 4 more partnerships for this year with venues featuring our papers:
– RLC 2024 (
@RL_Conference
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– MLRC 2023 (
@repro_challenge
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– AutoML 2024 (
@automl_conf
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– CoLLAs 2024 (
@CoLLAs_Conf
) Looking forward to continuing working with them!
(TMLR links are below)