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The Sentence That I'm Very Tired Of Hearing as a Teacher
Reposted with permission from Marcus Luther and The Broken Copier. For the past year, there has been one sentence that I feel like I cannot escape. No matter where I look as a teac
Marcus Luther·March 12, 2025
AI Interpretability, Explainability and the Mechanistic Reality That Compliance Frameworks Miss
This post was either an anonymous submission of an interesting paper or was written by a student; full credit remains with the author (linked). A critique of how governance framew
Katalina Hernández·March 10, 2025
Against Interpretability for Bio AI
This post was submitted by a SAIRC member either as a recommended read or student-created post. All credit remains with the original author. A contrarian argument from the Sociote
Foundry Theory·January 9, 2025
Using Large Language Models for Automated Grading of Student Writing
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David Wiley·January 7, 2025
Alignment Faking in Large Language Models
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Anthropic ·December 18, 2024
Analyzing the Impact of AI Tools on Student Study Habits and Academic Performance
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David Wiley·December 4, 2024
AI Tutoring Outperforms Active Learning
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David Wiley·November 1, 2024
Word Embedding
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Mark Neznansky·October 15, 2024
On the Practical Applications of AI Interpretability
This post was either an anonymous submission of an interesting paper or was written by a student; full credit remains with the author (linked). Written in the wake of the exciteme
Nick Jiang·October 10, 2024
MLP Training
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Mark Neznansky·September 9, 2024
Non-Linearity
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Mark Neznansky·September 4, 2024
Juicy Research Ideas and How to Find Them
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Delip Rao·September 1, 2024
The Transformer Architecture
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Mark Neznansky·August 18, 2024
LLMs Know More Than What They Say
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Ruby Pai·August 15, 2024
AI Paper Summaries #129 — Generating 3D Objects via Image Diffusion
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Akul Datta·August 7, 2024
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