We covered a lot of ground, from how AI learns physics from video and forms internal models of the world, to the risks of deception, sycophancy, and misaligned goals in robotics.

It was a pleasure to be interviewed about world model interpretability, physical intelligence, and robot security by Paige Harriman @climatepaige.bsky.social.

It takes skill to lead an interview that everyone from technical researchers to laymen can enjoy and understand! 🤖

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We visualized thousands of CLIP SAE features in collaboration between @fraunhoferhhi.bsky.social and @mila-quebec.bsky.social!

Search thousands of interpretable CLIP features in our vision atlas, with autointerp labels and scores like clarity and polysemanticity.

Link: tinyurl.com/3ffy8xk6

AI research is famously autistic— but autism in women can look different: intense daydreaming, an obsession with celebrities, or a fixation with female-coded activities like makeup/beauty. It’s socially masked and not visible to the untrained eye.

Looking forward to being a speaker at the first mechanistic interpretability workshop for vision at CVPR! 🔥

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Paper submission deadline March 1st

I returned to Boston for Thanksgiving, my birthday, and my grandmother’s funeral. She passed down to me a necklace from Kerala, and a vast collection of British and Indo-Anglian literature.

Death, while tragic, can be re-energizing in reminding you who you are.