Sure, but a lot of people don’t have that kind of time. If the computing ecosystem would be that fragmented, the prerequisites for a intro to deep learning class would be insane
EDUCATION
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Cohere Launches AI Research Grant Program for Academic Researchers
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We are excited to foster greater coordination between academic researchers and industry through the launch of the Cohere For AI Research Grant Program. The program will help provide research access that is critical for transparency and scholarship in the growing field of NLP.
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AI-Driven Campus Network Solutions for Education Professionals
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Calling all Education Professionals! Are you ready to revolutionize your campus network and embrace the power of AI-driven solutions? Join us at @JuniperNetworks groundbreaking 2-hour virtual summit, where we’ll unveil the secrets to modernizing your educational environment
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CSAIL Opens Public Events to Share AI Research Community
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Finally, CSAIL has many events open to the public. Come participate and learn more about the incredible research community we’re building!
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Congratulations on Princeton Admission Future Research
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Congrats! Princeton is lucky to have you, and I'm looking forward to your future work!
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Workshop on Diversity in Robotics Research and Cloud Robotics
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Looking fwd to this workshop on increasing diversity and participation in robotics research! Starts tonight at 9:30pm PST. I’ll present on cloud robotics and the “Ultra Affordable Robot Design Challenge”. Anyone can join for free via zoom.
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PhD Collaboration: Key to Success in Doctoral Studies
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You can certainly collaborate with other students. That's one of the best ways to get through the PhD–by finding people that will go through the grind with you!
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PhD exploration: ideal time for new research directions
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Early/mid-way through the PhD is a great time to explore and try new things.
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Research Motivation: Finding Joy in Scientific Inquiry
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Someone (
@aleks_madry
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MIT EECS PhD Life Hacks: Practical Advice for Graduate Students
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MIT EECS PhD Life Hacks: A thread by an MIT EECS PhD student (
@aspenkhopkins
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