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Kathy McKeown

Professor at Columbia University and Director of Columbia's Data Science Institute

Kathy McKeown is a highly accomplished individual with a strong academic background and expertise in the fields of Computer Science and Comparative Literature.

She holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Pennsylvania and an AB in Comparative Literature from Brown University.

Kathy McKeown previously served as a Professor of Computer Science at Columbia University, where she contributed significantly to the academic community.

Highlights

Jul 31 · linkedin

The NSF AI Institute for Artificial and Natural Intelligence (ARNI) seeks highly qualified candidates for Postdoctoral Research Fellow positions, starting in Fall 2023. ARNI is about cross-disciplinary collaboration between AI researchers and neuroscientists and cognitive scientists aiming to advance each field. 

Research areas and approaches include: ·    Robust and flexible learning ·    Continual learning ·    Reasoning about causality and uncertainty ·    The neural mechanisms of intelligence ·    Language and vision

For a more detailed description of ARNI’s scientific agenda and participating researchers, see https://lnkd.in/egUncC5C.

Fellows will be based at Columbia University in the City of New York, and will be able to collaborate with any of the numerous ARNI researchers at Columbia, and at Carnegie Mellon, CUNY, Harvard. MILA, UPenn, Princeton, Rice, Tuskegee, and Yale.

In addition to research, Fellows will lead and steer ARNI’s scientific activities such as seminars and workshops. The anticipated term of a fellowship is two years. The position provides competitive salary and benefits, and funding for travel and other research needs. Applicants should have their degree conferred by the position start date.

Submission requirement: CV, research statement, and two reference letters. Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply at this link: https://lnkd.in/eCUH5Uhr

May 24 · linkedin

Our team of computer scientists, social work scientists, and linguists is excited to announce our paper on biases in large language models!

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Wayne, New Jersey, United States