Machine learning scientist, crafter, general enthusiast (she/her). Avid SJW representing only myself. I vent joy and anger and hope and pain and love on here.
Edmonton, AB
Joined October 2013
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So, according to @CNNAfrica #Musk has closed the only office in Africa in Accra and provided no severance or next steps as he did in the states. Truly 🗑️ but what else do we expect? #WokeAF
Okay this is amazing and now I want yards and yards of filmy fabric to play with. meowtalhead.tumblr.com/post/…
Hmm. This is a very good point. I need to modify how I express this. Consequences matter and “mental health” does not excuse real harm. And ABSOLUTELY does not imply harm. But harming others is different than “behaving badly.”
“Garbage in, model out” - no matter what data you use, you will create an ML model of some kind.
My AI Snake Oil book with @sayashk is now under contract with Princeton University Press! We’re starting a Substack to comment on AI hype in the news, separate the AI wheat from the chaff, and share our ideas as we draft the book. Read and subscribe here: aisnakeoil.substack.com/
Alex Kearney presenting "What should I know? Using Meta-Gradient Descent for Predictive Feature Discovery in a Single Stream of Experience." (I'm on this one!)
Final keynote! "Maintaining Plasticity in Deep Reinforcement Learning" @RichardSSutton @s_dohare
Q: "At some point you'll run out of capacity." I don't get why? You can reset the same node. A: "I don't see why you'd run out of capacity: at some point you might have to forget things. We're always going to have finite agents in this very big world."