Avi concluded with some comments on Turing's research style, as one of the most brilliant and influential scientists of our era. The ML community could take note of the last one: "Does not rush to publish"
@thegautamkamath
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Turing on Machine Intelligence and Infallibility Paradox
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Turing: "If a machine is expected to be infallible, then it cannot be intelligent."
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NeurIPS as a Big Tent Conference Across Multiple Research Areas
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Totally! I neglected this one, but the fact that NeurIPS is a "big tent" of areas is likely one of the higher order terms
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Taylor Swift Versus NeurIPS: NeurIPS Concedes
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Taylor Swift versus NeurIPS… NeurIPS blinked (They deleted and reposted, for some reason)
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Transfer Learning: From Small Green Ball to Large Red Ball Challenge
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Transfer learning practice He's figured out the small green smooth ball easily goes in the hole. But the larger red fuzzy ball fits a bit more snugly…
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Final Offering of CS 480 Machine Learning Course at UWaterloo
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CS 480 (Intro to Machine Learning) is a fun class to teach! Sad to say I've taught my last offering of it at UWaterloo
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Conference Size Impact on Networking and Chaos Management
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I was thinking of a large conference (e.g. ICML) where it's already chaotic or there's enough space to get away from the chaos. But point taken, especially for smaller conferences (on the order of a few hundred attendees)
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Vector Institute ML Privacy and Security Workshop Recap
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In case you missed it, check out this recap of the second @VectorInst ML Privacy and Security workshop! Featuring works on privacy, robustness, federated learning, conformal prediction, and more!
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Reviewer Concerns About Area Chairs at Major ML Conferences
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Agree. When I was a reviewer for NeurICMLR, I felt like more often than not, ACs were out to lunch. I anecdotally hear the same from current reviewers.
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CVPR 2025 Conference Changes and Updates Announcement
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https://
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