Watch: Laurent Miclo's talk on fraudulent stochastic algorithms
michaelchchoi · x · 2026-09-16
A recommended talk by mathematician Laurent Miclo on "fraudulent stochastic algorithms" — academic work at the intersection of probability theory and algorithms, apparently concerning designs where stochastic algorithms can masquerade or fake results.
The post itself only shares the recommendation and video link without detailed takeaways; those interested in stochastic algorithms or MCMC should watch the original video.
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