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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…
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…
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…
Using Large Language Models for Automated Grading of Student Writing
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Alignment Faking in Large Language Models
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Analyzing the Impact of AI Tools on Student Study Habits and Academic Performance
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AI Tutoring Outperforms Active Learning
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Word Embedding
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On the Practical Applications of AI Interpretability
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MLP Training
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Non-Linearity
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Juicy Research Ideas and How to Find Them
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The Transformer Architecture
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LLMs Know More Than What They Say
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AI Paper Summaries #129 — Generating 3D Objects via Image Diffusion
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