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En Route to AI PhD: NSF Fellowship Weeks 0–5

This series is a free-form set of thoughts on my experience as part of the inaugural cohort of the National Science Foundation’s CSGrad4US Fellowship. In this post, background and stage setting. — An Introduction October 4, 2021: This post is a bit of a rush-up recap of the last month or so since this period of my life began. Finding out about the fellowship was a late-August surprise, after an unassuming email notification. I still remember Orthogonal Research and Education Lab PI, Dr Bradly…

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En Route to AI PhD: NSF Fellowship Weeks 0–5

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SOTA Newsletter: Welcome Back!

Stateoftheart AI’s latest newsletter on updates and features for our open source research platform and trending papers in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. SOTA 51. — This week in Stateoftheart AI (SOTA) news, we wanted to note our recent Medium post about Repos and Libraries, by Tonio Terán. We discuss the ongoing efforts to wrap models and datasets under a common API across areas to eliminate implementation incompatibilities. Outside of that, we have updates ahead for…

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The problem with knowledge and expertise is that we forget how we arrived at knowing. That’s because we may have discarded the old reference frame and language used to get to where we are. We are limited beings, and few of us have the time to be historians.

Civilization is Mechanistic because we are Noun-Centric Thinkers

Carlos E. Perez

Ever on my mind...

Ever on my mind... I continue to believe we need to become more aware of the trajectories and timelines at play; the past's lost bridges affect the bridging capacities to various future options.

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Ever on my mind... I continue to believe we need to become more aware of the trajectories and timelines at play; the past's lost bridges affect the bridging capacities to various future options.

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HiveMinds and Artificial Intelligence

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We talked about this post in our lab (Orthogonal Research & Education) discussion today!

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We talked about this post in our lab (Orthogonal Research & Education) discussion today!

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·Aug 8, 2022

Google Sumer of Code Cohort 2022!

OREL is proud to have 3 accepted mentees from GSOC this year. Learn about our open source project for open source! — Orthogonal Research and Education Lab (OREL) is proud to host three accepted projects for Google Summer of Code 2022. Sponsored by the International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Facility (INCF), our project is a cohort of three students focused on the proposal “A Collective Cognition Model for AI Ethics”.

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·Apr 27, 2022

Restarting the Cognition Futures Reading Group, April 21

Brief notes from Week One of our 2022 installment of CFRG — We restarted the Cognition Futures Reading Group (CFRG) this past week (April 21) by examining the quest for tractable approaches to neurophenomenology and a motivating critique of methodological sophistication in contemporary Cognitive Science. Amanda Nelson served as our guide through the week’s readings. The attendees were: Amanda Nelson, Jesse…

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·Oct 6, 2021

En Route to AI PhD: NSF Fellowship Weeks 0–5

Jesse Parent: A free-form set of thoughts on my experience as part of the inaugural cohort of the National Science Foundation’s CSGrad4US Fellowship. In this post, background and stage setting. — This story by @jesparent was originally posted here (see it for any updates) An Introduction October 4, 2021: This post is a bit of a rush-up recap of the last month or so since this period of my life began. Finding out about the fellowship was a late-August surprise, after an unassuming…

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Professional Development

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·Aug 9, 2021

SOTA News: Computational Neuroscience & Image Classification

StateOfTheArt AI’s latest newsletter on updates and features for our open source research platform and trending papers in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. SOTA 54. — News This week in Stateoftheart AI (SOTA) news, we’re thinking about machine learning and neuroscience. Neuromatch Academy is an amazing online summer school in both computational neuroscience and deep learning. Although the sign-up period for the intensive, TA-lead coursework has passed, Neuromatch has just opened up its Observer Track and pre-course…

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SOTA News: Computational Neuroscience & Image Classification

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·Jun 29, 2021

SOTA News: Tasks and Datasets

StateOfTheArt AI’s latest newsletter on updates and features for our open source research platform and trending papers in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. SOTA 53. — News This week in Stateoftheart AI (SOTA) news, we wanted to highlight our Task and Data Set map & taxonomy. With computer vision as a trending theme this week, we encourage you to explore our linked data sets and specific tasks to help you further your research aims.

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Computer Science

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·Jun 29, 2021

SOTA Newsletter: Join us on Discord!

StateOfTheArt AI’s latest newsletter on updates and features for our open source research platform and trending papers in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. SOTA 52. — Start Mapping Your AI Research Today! Stateoftheart AI helps you see trajectories in research: explore AI datasets, map citations and research trajectories, add your own papers, and contribute your insights on this open-sourced AI collaboration platform.

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