What if research papers were easier to read? We came up with some ideas for using AI to enhance (not replace) the experience, then combined them to create Lumi!
Check out the blog post at https://t.co/Yy1JS0kDSy and final demo at https://t.co/BNqJlAqD8q 💜
Belated update: We recently launched AutoNotes, an AI-notetaking experiment with open-source code + web demo now available!
@vivtsai@aconnors_writes@alemolina_ta@donsbach
https://t.co/ktaKYRmGc1
Do Machine Learning Models Memorize or Generalize?
https://t.co/Ln3xIZhKLs
An interactive introduction to grokking and mechanistic interpretability w/ @ghandeharioun, @nadamused_, @Nithum, @wattenberg and @iislucas
Why Some Models Leak Data: @EllenJiang2 and I visualized soccer and salary models to show how training data can be inadvertently revealed.
https://t.co/s4IO7DlHG7
The availability of giant datasets and faster computers is making it harder to collect and study private information without inadvertently violating people’s privacy.
@EllenJiang2 and I took a look at how random numbers can help.
https://t.co/LLSRTlu91K
Introducing an early-release version of the Language Interpretability Tool (LIT), a visual, interactive, and extensible open-source tool for analyzing all sorts of NLP models 🔥
Code: https://t.co/4CCWiAMPMk
Paper: https://t.co/2bkfx0C5lt
#NLProc
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How do machine learning models interpret paintings and optical illusions? Check out these blog posts I worked on with @emilyrreif and @_beenkim on depth in art history (https://t.co/QHhFW6e2D6) and depth model illusions (https://t.co/AXHvHAxufk).