Over the past few days, I've taken the time to summarize my thoughts on the recent incidents involving agents’ misaligned behavior. We don't know with certainty what comes next, but we know where these issues originate, and this can help us plan the path forward.
Please feel free to ask your questions in the replies, and I’ll try to answer some of them in the coming weeks.
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Please share widely: Columbia's student-run Computer Science PhD Pre-Submission Application Review (PAR) Program is back in full swing! If you are interested in having current CS PhD students review your personal statement, please apply by November 10!!
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Super thrilled that HALoGEN, our study of LLM hallucinations and their potential origins in training data, received an Outstanding Paper Award at ACL!
Joint work w/i @shrusti_ghela*, and @davidjwadden@YejinChoinka 💫
STORIES! STORIES! STORIES!
The core of illuminating life for all to see.
So blessed to lend in my own form-to this story illuminated by the guru himself “CLARENCE PETERS”. Make it a date with us October 11 on #Netflix
Thank you @ClarenceShotIt#insidelife
Congratulations on reaching the interview stage! Landing a fully funded position is an exciting prospect. To help you prepare for your upcoming interview, here are some typical questions and possible answers to keep in mind before the big day:
1. Can I/we meet you?
This question serves as an icebreaker and sets the tone for the conversation. Use this opportunity to introduce yourself briefly. Highlight any research questions you've pursued and emphasize your scholarly achievements, such as the number of publications and presentations. However, avoid delving into intricate details about materials and methods. The primary goal is to present yourself as an exceptional scholar.
2. Why the University/program?
Showcase your knowledge of the university's mission statement and program goals. Highlight the university's inclusive and the productivity of its faculty members. Additionally, explain how joining the program aligns with your academic and career aspirations.
3. Why the group or professor?
Demonstrate your familiarity with the research focus of the specific group or professor. Show that you've done your homework by summarizing their publications and identifying unresolved research questions. Connect your research expertise to the group's work and express your eagerness to contribute and learn new skills.
4. Why graduate school?
Highlight the intellectual growth and contribution to knowledge that graduate school offers. Emphasize the rigorous nature of graduate studies and how it aligns with your long-term career goals, whether it's becoming a professor or gaining specialized expertise in your field.
5. Summarize your past projects?
Provide a concise overview of your previous research projects, emphasizing your contributions and any novelty they introduced. Be honest about your role in project design, execution, and proposal development. Mention relevant conferences attended and highlight the impact of your work.
6. Why should you be considered for the position?
Showcase your hands-on research experience and soft skills, such as teamwork and communication. Highlight your adaptability to fast-paced environments and your leadership experience, if applicable. Emphasize your ability to work independently while also collaborating effectively with others.
7. Any obstacles or challenges you envisage?
Acknowledge potential challenges, such as language barriers or cultural adjustments, but demonstrate your resilience by citing examples of how you've overcome similar obstacles in the past. Show that you're prepared to navigate any challenges that may arise during your academic journey.
8. Any questions?
Seize this opportunity to gain insights into the research environment and support structures. It is important to note that it's not enough for a graduate school admission committee to ask you questions and remain mute when it's your time to ask questions. You must also evaluate them to ascertain if the department or school will support you mentally and contribute to your academic and professional growth. Here are a few questions you could ask them:
1. What opportunities are available for research or hands-on experience within the program?
2. Can you provide examples of recent graduate student successes or achievements within the department?
3. How does the program support graduate students in terms of mentorship and academic advising?
4. What resources are available for professional development and career preparation?
5. How diverse and inclusive is the graduate student community, and what initiatives are in place to support diversity and inclusion?
6. Are there opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration or involvement in extracurricular activities outside of the program?
7. What is the typical timeline for completing the program, and what support is available for students to stay on track?
8. What is the typical day like for a graduate student in your department?
@AisCT I am deeply grateful for the friends, collaborators, and connections I've made this month. The insights and knowledge I've gained have been invaluable, and I look forward to many more such experiences in the future.
Here's to continued growth and new opportunities!
May has been an incredibly enriching month for me, filled with learning, collaboration, and growth.
Earlier this month, I had the privilege of participating in my first research hackathon on AI and democracy, organized by @ApartResearch.
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Towards the end of the month, I completed the AI Safety Governance Fundamentals Course with @AISCT and the @EquianoInstitute. This 8-week fellowship was incredibly insightful, and I'm excited to continue this journey by working on a project with teammates who share similar goals
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Universities in the USA Accepting HND Transcripts without WES Evaluation
1. University of Vermont
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4. University of Arizona
5. University of Cincinnati
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11. University of Connecticut
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15. University of Nebraska- Omaha
16. University of South Florida
17. South Carolina University
18. Northern Arizona University
Universities in the USA Accepting HND Transcripts with WES Evaluation
1. Fairfield University, Connecticut
2. Chicago State University, Illinois
3. Florida A&M University
4. Florida Atlantic University
5. Middle Tennessee State University
6. New Mexico State University
7. Indiana State University
8. Northeastern Illinois University, Kentucky
9. San Diego State University, California
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11. St Cloud State University, Minnesota
12. University of Central Florida
13. University of Memphis
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15. Georgia Southern University
16. California State University, Channel Island
17. Minnesota State University, Mankato
18. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
19. Oakland University, Michigan
20. Santa Clara University, California
21. Sam Houston University
22. SUNNY New Paltz, New York
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24. University of Hartford
25. University of Louisville, Kentucky
26. University of Nevada, Las Vega
27. University if North Carolina, Greensboro
28. Roosevelt University, Chicago
29. Long Island University, New York
30. Texas A&M College Station, Texas
31. Eastern Illinois University, Charleston
32. University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
33. University of New Haven, Connecticut
34. Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville
35. Drexel University
36. Rutgers University
37. St John’s University, Queens New York
38. St John’s University, Texas
39. Baylor University, Texas
40. George Mason University, Virginia
41. Marquette University
42. University of Arkansas, Little Rock
43. American University, Washington
44. Queens University of Charlotte
45. Iowa State University
46. East Carolina University
47. University of Incarnate Word, Texas
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49. University of Alabama, Tuslacoosa
50. Bentley University
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