David Bau's Cornell Tech talk on interpretability and introspection now on YouTube
yoavartzi · x · 2026-11-11
Northeastern professor David Bau spoke at Cornell Tech's Learning Machines Seminar on "Interpretability, Indirection and Introspection," covering interpretability research, the NDIF framework, new work on model introspection, and human agency in the AI era. The recording is available on YouTube.
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