LOR deadline day ... so many required fields! ... luckily a few of them have a high character limit
Jason Eisner
@adveisner
Professor of CS at Johns Hopkins University, ACL Fellow.
My tweets speak only for me.
My tweets speak only for me.
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Who wants to come to JHU and do a postdoc with me?? I'm always enthusiastic about new modeling / inference / algorithmic ideas in NLP/ML. Also selected applications.
We’re thrilled to announce the #HopkinsDSAI Postdoctoral Fellowship Program! We’re looking for candidates across all areas of data science and AI, including science, health, medicine, the humanities, engineering, policy, and ethics.View quoted post on X
Apply today!
ai.jhu.edu/postdoctoral-f…
Great last-minute summer opportunity on LLMs for social good / democracy! (If you're an #NLProc PhD student.) Please retweet.
(Team includes @adveisner @DanielKhashabi @ZiangXiao @AndrewJPerrin + students.
8 weeks alongside 3 other teams: fun, meaningful, educational, social.)
(Team includes @adveisner @DanielKhashabi @ZiangXiao @AndrewJPerrin + students.
8 weeks alongside 3 other teams: fun, meaningful, educational, social.)
WHAT: "AI-Curated Democratic Discourse," a JSALT hackathon team this summer (Jun 10-Aug 2)View quoted post on X
GOAL: Redesign the social media UI to raise the quality of reading and posting, with the help of LLMs🤯
WHO: Looking for 1 more funded, in-person NLP PhD student! DM me with yr skillz.
WHAT: "AI-Curated Democratic Discourse," a JSALT hackathon team this summer (Jun 10-Aug 2)
GOAL: Redesign the social media UI to raise the quality of reading and posting, with the help of LLMs🤯
WHO: Looking for 1 more funded, in-person NLP PhD student! DM me with yr skillz.
GOAL: Redesign the social media UI to raise the quality of reading and posting, with the help of LLMs🤯
WHO: Looking for 1 more funded, in-person NLP PhD student! DM me with yr skillz.
Can we go back to 1657 to tell Huygens that instead of "expectation," he should call it "argmean"?
"Don't ask, Chris. It'll make sense in a few hundred years."
"Don't ask, Chris. It'll make sense in a few hundred years."