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The Gradient: Perspectives on AI

The Gradient: Perspectives on AI

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更新于 2026-05-15 01:28 共 100 条
  1. 1 2025 in AI, with Nathan Benaich
  2. 2 Iason Gabriel: Value Alignment and the Ethics of Advanced AI Systems
  3. 3 2024 in AI, with Nathan Benaich
  4. 4 Philip Goff: Panpsychism as a Theory of Consciousness
  5. 5 Some Changes at The Gradient
  6. 6 Jacob Andreas: Language, Grounding, and World Models
  7. 7 Evan Ratliff: Our Future with Voice Agents
  8. 8 Meredith Ringel Morris: Generative AI's HCI Moment
  9. 9 Davidad Dalrymple: Towards Provably Safe AI
  10. 10 Clive Thompson: Tales of Technology
  11. 11 Judy Fan: Reverse Engineering the Human Cognitive Toolkit
  12. 12 L.M. Sacasas: The Questions Concerning Technology
  13. 13 Pete Wolfendale: The Revenge of Reason
  14. 14 Peter Lee: Computing Theory and Practice, and GPT-4's Impact
  15. 15 Manuel & Lenore Blum: The Conscious Turing Machine
  16. 16 Kevin Dorst: Against Irrationalist Narratives
  17. 17 David Pfau: Manifold Factorization and AI for Science
  18. 18 Dan Hart and Michelle Michael: Bringing AI to Students in New South Wales
  19. 19 Kristin Lauter: Private AI, Homomorphic Encryption, and AI for Cryptography
  20. 20 Sergiy Nesterenko: Automating Circuit Board Design
  21. 21 C. Thi Nguyen: Values, Legibility, and Gamification
  22. 22 Vivek Natarajan: Towards Biomedical AI
  23. 23 Thomas Mullaney: A Global History of the Information Age
  24. 24 Seth Lazar: Normative Philosophy of Computing
  25. 25 Suhail Doshi: The Future of Computer Vision
  26. 26 Azeem Azhar: The Exponential View
  27. 27 David Thorstad: Bounded Rationality and the Case Against Longtermism
  28. 28 Ryan Tibshirani: Statistics, Nonparametric Regression, Conformal Prediction
  29. 29 Sasha Luccioni: Connecting the Dots Between AI's Environmental and Social Impacts
  30. 30 Michael Sipser: Problems in the Theory of Computation
  31. 31 Andrew Lee: How AI will Shape the Future of Email
  32. 32 Joss Fong: Videomaking, AI, and Science Communication
  33. 33 Kate Park: Data Engines for Vision and Language
  34. 34 Ben Wellington: ML for Finance and Storytelling through Data
  35. 35 Venkatesh Rao: Protocols, Intelligence, and Scaling
  36. 36 Sasha Rush: Building Better NLP Systems
  37. 37 Cameron Jones & Sean Trott: Understanding, Grounding, and Reference in LLMs
  38. 38 Nicholas Thompson: AI and Journalism
  39. 39 Subbarao Kambhampati: Planning, Reasoning, and Interpretability in the Age of LLMs
  40. 40 Russ Maschmeyer: Spatial Commerce and AI in Retail
  41. 41 Benjamin Breen: The Intersecting Histories of Psychedelics and AI Research
  42. 42 Ted Gibson: The Structure and Purpose of Language
  43. 43 Harvey Lederman: Propositional Attitudes and Reference in Language Models
  44. 44 Eric Jang: AI is Good For You
  45. 45 2023 in AI, with Nathan Benaich
  46. 46 Kathleen Fisher: DARPA and AI for National Security
  47. 47 Peter Tse: The Neuroscience of Consciousness and Free Will
  48. 48 Vera Liao: AI Explainability and Transparency
  49. 49 Thomas Dietterich: From the Foundations
  50. 50 Martin Wattenberg: ML Visualization and Interpretability
  51. 51 Laurence Liew: AI Singapore
  52. 52 Michael Levin & Adam Goldstein: Intelligence and its Many Scales
  53. 53 Jonathan Frankle: From Lottery Tickets to LLMs
  54. 54 Nao Tokui: "Surfing" Musical Creativity with AI
  55. 55 Divyansh Kaushik: The Realities of AI Policy
  56. 56 Tal Linzen: Psycholinguistics and Language Modeling
  57. 57 Kevin K. Yang: Engineering Proteins with ML
  58. 58 Arjun Ramani & Zhengdong Wang: Why Transformative AI is Really, Really Hard to Achieve
  59. 59 Miles Grimshaw: Benchmark, LangChain, and Investing in AI
  60. 60 Shreya Shankar: Machine Learning in the Real World
  61. 61 Stevan Harnad: AI's Symbol Grounding Problem
  62. 62 Terry Winograd: AI, HCI, Language, and Cognition
  63. 63 Gil Strang: Linear Algebra and Deep Learning
  64. 64 Anant Agarwal: AI for Education
  65. 65 Raphaël Millière: The Vector Grounding Problem and Self-Consciousness
  66. 66 Peli Grietzer: A Mathematized Philosophy of Literature
  67. 67 Ryan Drapeau: Battling Fraud with ML at Stripe
  68. 68 Shiv Rao: Enabling Better Patient Care with AI
  69. 69 Hugo Larochelle: Deep Learning as Science
  70. 70 Jeremie Harris: Realistic Alignment and AI Policy
  71. 71 Antoine Blondeau: Alpha Intelligence Capital and Investing in AI
  72. 72 Joon Park: Generative Agents and Human-Computer Interaction
  73. 73 Christoffer Holmgård: AI for Video Games
  74. 74 Riley Goodside: The Art and Craft of Prompt Engineering
  75. 75 Talia Ringer: Formal Verification and Deep Learning
  76. 76 Brigham Hyde: AI for Clinical Decision-Making
  77. 77 Scott Aaronson: Against AI Doomerism
  78. 78 Ted Underwood: Machine Learning and the Literary Imagination
  79. 79 Irene Solaiman: AI Policy and Social Impact
  80. 80 Drago Anguelov: Waymo and Autonomous Vehicles
  81. 81 Joanna Bryson: The Problems of Cognition
  82. 82 Daniel Situnayake: AI on the Edge
  83. 83 Soumith Chintala: PyTorch
  84. 84 Sewon Min: The Science of Natural Language
  85. 85 Richard Socher: Re-Imagining Search
  86. 86 Joe Edelman: Meaning-Aligned AI
  87. 87 Ed Grefenstette: Language, Semantics, Cohere
  88. 88 Ken Liu: What Science Fiction Can Teach Us
  89. 89 Hattie Zhou: Lottery Tickets and Algorithmic Reasoning in LLMs
  90. 90 Kyunghyun Cho: Neural Machine Translation, Language, and Doing Good Science
  91. 91 Steve Miller: Will AI Take Your Job? It's Not So Simple.
  92. 92 Blair Attard-Frost: Canada’s AI strategy and the ethics of AI business practices
  93. 93 Linus Lee: At the Boundary of Machine and Mind
  94. 94 Suresh Venkatasubramanian: An AI Bill of Rights
  95. 95 Pete Florence: Dense Visual Representations, NeRFs, and LLMs for Robotics
  96. 96 Melanie Mitchell: Abstraction and Analogy in AI
  97. 97 Marc Bellemare: Distributional Reinforcement Learning
  98. 98 François Chollet: Keras and Measures of Intelligence
  99. 99 Yoshua Bengio: The Past, Present, and Future of Deep Learning
  100. 100 Kanjun Qiu and Josh Albrecht: Generally Intelligent