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Fun collaboration with an amazing team Victor Lecomte Berivan Isik Dhruv π Andrés Carranza Alyssa Unell @KhonaMikail Teddy & Sanmi Koyejo Ravid Shwartz Ziv SueYeon Chung Yann LeCun

I talked with Alexey Guzey yesterday and he said "I'm thinking about doing a PhD in Physics but I'm worried it will make me stupid" and tbh he has a point

gpt-6 will have the intelligence of someone who decided not to get a PhD

someone had to do it glif.app/@fab1an/glifs/…

Looking for a postdoctorate student to work with me on applying transformers to open problems in mathematics and theoretical physics. This is an 18 month position, based in Paris. DM me if interested. metacareers.com/jobs/771404296…

This is it, what I've trained for

Freeman Dyson takes no prisoners

I hate classifications but this is very very good.

Times have changed

why do they always think so? #tech

this is probably true for all natural sciences #cosmos

BREAKING NEWS The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2024 #NobelPrize in Physics to John J. Hopfield and Geoffrey E. Hinton “for foundational discoveries and inventions that enable machine learning with artificial neural networks.”

I guess machine learning is actually physics after all…

The Nobel Committee recognizes profound contributions from Physics to ML / AI. There's a lot more where that came from. We are in an era where an increasing number of physicists are making important contributions to ML / AI, and even more are needed going forward.

John Hopfield has a nice article in the annual reviews of condensed matter physics. It starts off with a discussion of what physics is, which I think is totally on point.

Our new work Spectral Journey arxiv.org/abs/2502.08794 shows a surprising finding: when a 2-layer Transformer is learned to predict the shortest path of a given graph, 1️⃣it first implicitly computes the spectral embedding for each edge, i.e. eigenvectors of Normalized Graph

Fun collaboration!

What an incredible lineup of panelists and researchers! Super excited to attend this.