What to look forward to
Friday’s presentations will explore connections between physics and AI, mathematical reasoning in large language models, and dynamical systems for comparing brains and machines. Speakers will include researchers from Princeton, the University of Hong Kong, the University of Pennsylvania, and MIT.
Inside the event
| Presentations, Friday, November 13: 12pm: Yifan (Frank) Zhang, Princeton University, “Physics for Artificial Intelligence: Locality, Correlations, Phases, and Universality” 12:45pm: Xiaoshan Wu, The University of Hong Kong, talk title TBD 1:30pm: Yu Huang, University of Pennsylvania, “The Mathematical Foundations of Learning to Reason in Large Language Models” 2:15pm: Mitchell Ostrow, MIT, Dynamical systems as a framework for interpreting and comparing brains and machines 3:00pm: Peter Halmos, Princeton University, talk title TBD See full schedule of presentations
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