BIFOLD Berlin Institute for the Foundations of Learning and Data
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Groundbreaking foundational research in Big Data Management, Machine Learning, and their intersection. #AI #Research www.bifold.berlin 📰News: www.bifold.berlin/news-events/news 🔑Data Privacy: www.bifold.berlin/data-privacy
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👾 PhD Position in Database Systems & Big Data Analytics
Focus: database systems, distributed and parallel computing, and big data analytics.

🗓️ Application deadline: November 15, 2025
📍 TU Berlin, BIFOLD – Data Management
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🧠 PhD Position in Graph Neural Networks & Explainable AI
Focus:Graph Neural Networks (GNNs), transformer models, and explainable AI (XAI).

🗓️ Application deadline: October 17, 2025
📍 TU Berlin, BIFOLD – Machine Learning
www.jobs.tu-berlin.de/en/job-posti...
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Two PhD Opportunities at BIFOLD / #TUBerlin :

1x #ML #XAI #GNN; Group suvised by KR Müller
1x #DBS #BDA; Group supervised by V Markl

www.bifold.berlin/about-us/opp...

#PhDSky #fundedPhD #doctoral #researcher #sciencejobs #Stemjobs #academicjobs #MLSky @datasciencejobscom.bsky.social
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🔍 Are you curious about uncovering the underlying mechanisms and identifying the roles of model components (neurons, …) and abstractions (SAEs, …)?

We provide the first survey of concept description generation and evaluation methods.

Joint effort w/ @lkopf.bsky.social

📄 arxiv.org/abs/2510.01048
Overview of descriptions for model components (neurons, attention heads) and model abstractions (SAE features, circuits).
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The new application cycle for our fully funded international graduate program has just started. You can now apply via our website, sign up for a Q&A, or participate in the Applicant Support Program cognition.maxplanckschools.org/en ! 👍🏻🧠👏🏾#passionforscience, #maxplanckschools
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BIFOLD researcher Jonas Dippel and David Jacob Drexlin will present a paper during the Friday morning poster session at MICCAI2025.

📄 Paper: MeDi: Metadata-Guided Diffusion Models for Mitigating Biases in Tumor Classification

#ML #MLSky @tuberlin.bsky.social
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anwagnerdreas.hcommons.social.ap.brid.gy
At the @bifold.berlin conference "AI-based methods in the humanities", I have just attended a great talk by Seid Muhie Yimam of Hamburg University who confirmed my impression that there is a kind of momentum in this area at the moment. He mentioned many datasets, publications and shared tasks on […]
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On Sep 25, 2025 Prof. Begüm Demir will deliver a keynote lecture at the GAIA 2025 Symposium: "From Efficient Foundation Models to AI Agents for Foundation Model Recommendations to Advance Earth Observation"

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#earthobservation(s) #earthobs #remotesensing #AI4EO #GISchat
GAIA Symposium 2025
Geospatial AI and Applications with Foundation Models (GAIA) Symposium 2025 | 24-25 September 2024, Sofia, Bulgaria
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We’ve just kicked off our workshop “AI-based Methods for the Humanities”. Judging by the happy faces in the group photo below 👇, this is going to be a fascinating exchange of ideas!

www.bifold.berlin/news-events/...

#DH @mpiwg.bsky.social @tuberlin.bsky.social @ecdigitalfuture.bsky.social
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Attending a conference organised by @bifold.berlin on „AI based methods for the humanities“ I learn how computer scientists explore the way AI operates in order to improve their results. Like Nils Feldhus on the topic of explanation.
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🎤 About the speaker: Prof. Dr. Ingo Scholtes ( @uni-wuerzburg.de ) leads research at the intersection of network science, deep graph learning & computational social science. His work has appeared in Nature Physics and beyond.
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Applications range from social and technical systems to biology. 🌐 By modeling temporal-topological patterns, De Bruijn GNNs improve how we learn from time series data in complex networks.
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Enter higher-order De Bruijn Graphs: a tool to understand how temporal order impacts causal structures in networks. theoretical foundation for De Bruijn Graph Neural Networks — a new, time-aware deep learning architecture. #MachineLearning
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Not just who is connected matters — but when and in which order. ⏳ The arrow of time shapes how nodes influence each other in dynamic networks. This has big implications for graph analytics & deep learning. #AI #GraphLearning
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lkopf.bsky.social
Happy to share that our PRISM paper has been accepted at #NeurIPS2025 🎉

In this work, we introduce a multi-concept feature description framework that can identify and score polysemantic features.

📄 Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2506.15538

#NeurIPS #MechInterp #XAI
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Got some hot research cooking? 🔥

The @satml.org paper deadline is just 9 days away. We are looking forward to your work on security, privacy, and fairness in machine learning.

👉 satml.org/call-for-pap...
⏰ Sep 24
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Study: Seeing through: Analyzing and Attacking Virtual Backgrounds in Video Calls

Felix Weißberg, Jan-Malte Hilgefort, Steve Grogorick, Daniel Arp, Thorsten Eisenhofer, Martin Eisemann, Konrad Rieck.

Proceedings of the 34th USENIX Security Symposium, 2025. @tuberlin.bsky.social @tuwien.at
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Many of us assume that clicking “blur” or activating a virtual background protects our privacy. This research shows: that belief is misleading. The safest option is still the simplest one: prepare your real environment for calls instead of relying solely on digital masking.
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The team developed an attack that exposed 53% more background pixels than previous methods, showing just how much information can unintentionally slip through.
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These fragments are often invisible to the human eye, but when collected over time, they can be used to reconstruct rooms and even identify personal objects.
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Virtual backgrounds leak tiny image fragments of the real environment – so-called pixel leaks.

These fragments are often invisible to the human eye, but when collected over time, they can be used to reconstruct rooms and even identify personal objects.