We were just talking about similar things in the RegML workshop today. Definitely interested!

Also can’t wait for @willie_agnew co-design workshop!

I wish I had been in this room (or actually out as queer) in grad school. This space is an absolute treasure 💕

Happy to be in my favorite space at NeurIPS! To me, AI is political and my queerness is political and @QueerinAI holds space for me to embrace that rather than trying to suppress it. Beautiful discussions about community building in research and the world.

Super excited for this panel discussion on one of my favorite topics: the role of world models in building AI (especially AI for science)!

I’m heading to Vancouver for NeurIPS! I’ll be speaking at the ML4PS workshop, the Regulatable ML workshop, and the Symmetry and Geometry workshop! Will share more details but my favorite part is always chatting with folks so please hmu if you’d like to grab coffee or a drink!

Looking forward to it :)

Congratulations!! I can’t wait to see the excellent work to come

Ooh this looks awesome! Who from Columbia are you collaborating with?

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Sidenote, if you're around MIT I'd love to chat! 2/2

Next up, this afternoon I'll be on a panel "AI for All: Advancing Responsibility, Fairness, & Queer Representation in Technology" at @Hunter_College , hosted by my friend/colleague Raj Korpan. Such an important topic as building truly useful & trustworthy AI takes everyone!

(including Secretary @HillaryClinton and Governor @KathyHochul!). eventbrite.com/e/conference-o…

actionable cybersecurity recommendations. Much of this work is led by my amazing students Selena Ding and Keri Yu. In addition to presenting our research, I'm very excited to discuss the way AI is reshaping the cyber threat landscape with so many public policy experts 2/

I'm speaking at three very exciting events this week! First up today, the Columbia and New York State Conference on Cyber Regulation and Harmonization at Columbia | SIPA. I'll be presenting our research using customized AI models to identify, extract, and categorize 1/

I’m at my first @AIESConf! Presenting my paper on AI Hype tonight. Hit me up if you’re around!

AI is unpredictable. Can physics make it trustworthy? Read our Q&A with
@DataSciColumbia
’s Savannah Thais: bit.ly/3U9t0Ht #AI #DataForGood #Ethics

I'm thankful to have been working and learning in this rich interdisciplinary space for nearly a decade now and so excited to see how in continues to grow with increased education opportunities and industrial and governmental investment 7/7

While of course trustworthy AI is ultimately a sociotechnical problem and science cannot get us all the way there, I fundamentally believe that science has a critical role to play. 6/

I've said for a while now that we need to treat AI more scientifically, and that is only more pressing as we rapidly integrate often under-tested and under-evaluated systems into our information ecosystems and high stakes decision processes 5/

In the paper I explore several recent examples, from my work and the work of many folks I deeply admire, of how we can use the unique sandbox of physics data, with its rich mathematical characterization and experimental control, to help address this challenge 4/