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Pitch your AI startup at NeurIPS 2025 in Mexico City! The application deadline is just a month away on October 15th. Learn more and apply now: neurips.cc/Conferences/...

Watch this new video of work by CDS Asst. Prof. Mengye Ren (@mengyer.bsky.social) and colleagues, who built PooDLe, an algorithm that helps AI systems learn from complex environments like busy streets. The method mimics how humans process cluttered scenes. www.nyu.edu/about/news-p...

We're excited to announce a second physical location for NeurIPS 2025, in Mexico City, which we hope will address concerns around skyrocketing attendance and difficulties in travel visas that some attendees have experienced in previous years. Read more in our blog: blog.neurips.cc/2025/07/16/n...

NeurIPS is endorsing EurIPS, an independently-organized meeting which will offer researchers an opportunity to additionally present NeurIPS work in Europe concurrently with NeurIPS. Read more in our blog post and on the EurIPS website: blog.neurips.cc/2025/07/16/n... eurips.cc

NeurIPS is seeking additional ethics reviewers this year. If you are able and willing to participate in the review process, please sign up at the form in the link: neurips.cc/Conferences/... Please share this call with your colleagues!

CDS Asst. Prof. @mengyer.bsky.social, Courant PhD students Alex N. Wang and Christopher Hoang, and @ylecun.bsky.social introduce PooDLe: a self-supervised learning method enhancing AI vision in real-world videos by improving small object detection. nyudatascience.medium.com/learning-to-...

The NeurIPS Position Track is seeking additional reviewers this year. If you'd like to serve or nominate a colleague, please complete our nomination form! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

The proposed 5% remittance tax on non-citizens is another blatant attack on foreign workers, who've contributed tremendously to the U.S. economy, have little path to citizenship, no birthright for their kids, and will face double taxation on their hard-earned dollars.

How can we leverage naturalistic videos for visual SSL? Naturalistic, i.e. uncurated, videos are abundant and can emulate the egocentric perspective. Our paper at ICLR 2025, PooDLe🐩, proposes a new SSL method to address the challenges of learning from naturalistic videos. 🧵

A single man's decision wiped out 20% of the global wealth and still going...

America will become a T-shirt manufacturing superpower!

Love that stock market crashing...

"A French scientist was denied entry to the US after immigration officers at an airport searched his phone and found messages in which he had expressed criticism of the Trump administration." --- So much for freedom of speech.

Not that I am personally affected by the new rules, but desk rejection on reciprocal reviews of every author is not a proportional penalty on junior students and can burden junior PIs who submit papers to wider venues. Plus it hurts the community by throwing away valid reviews.

www.wsj.com/arts-culture... wow i didn’t know about it

The tiny industry research "awards" that ultimately waste thousands of hours of PIs' time that would otherwise be more useful... What a predatory job on getting a preview of all of the cutting-edge ideas for free.

CDS is hiring a Clinical Professor of Data Science. Teach ML, programming, and specialized courses in our 60 5th Ave building. Renewable contracts with promotion opportunities. Apply by April 1, 2025. For details, see: apply.interfolio.com/155349 #MachineLearning #ML #AIjobs

My new paper "Deep Learning is Not So Mysterious or Different": arxiv.org/abs/2503.02113. Generalization behaviours in deep learning can be intuitively understood through a notion of soft inductive biases, and formally characterized with countable hypothesis bounds! 1/12

This is a moment to celebrate for the long standing foundational contributions to RL by Sutton and Barto Congrats to them and all their collaborators over the years who made this long line of advancements possible www.acm.org/media-center...

Shockingly accurate. Waiting for a grant to be approved before starting the research project is #toolittletolate.

The oval office is a disgrace of humanity.

English as the official language of the greatest country of America? Weak. Should rename the language to “American”.

Keir Starmer said that Canada is a "divide" between the US and UK that doesn't exist, and he wouldn't comment on it because the UK and US are so close. He caved like a coward.

The UN is now a joke.

We live in a time where the sovereignty of a nation can be joked around by a bully and no one is able to stand up to it.

Leavitt now sounds like a news broadcaster from North Korea.

Any regime that puts up a banned word list is revealing its own weaknesses.

Almost all grant-review meetings under Trump 2.0 remain suspended at the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), preventing the world’s largest public funder of biomedical research from spending much of its US$47 billion annual budget. https://go.nature.com/4gM6oW4

It's not implausible that a number of countries will join the nuke club in the next decade.

At the current pace of development, allowing American tech companies to continue to dominate the market of the Western allied countries imposes significant national security threats.

There is little incentive for a self-interested, nationalistic government to fund open research, because open means sharing with the globe. And once open science collapses, it doesn’t come back. The system will permanently shifts toward closed, secretive, military-driven or profit-driven research.

Perhaps this country does not need research. What if everyone stops publishing for a year?

In addition to a retaliatory tariff against the US, the Bank of Canada should also introduce a QE to coordinate with the government to reimburse exports. Here is a comparison between QE Reimbursement vs. Retaliatory Tariff, suggested by an AI:

Trump’s statement today will unfortunately trigger a national emergency in Canada. What a bully. The world will head into a zero-trust game.

Let's not forget: "If any of us want to do the things that we want to do for our country, and for the people who live in it, we have to honestly and aggressively attack the universities in this country." -- JD Vance

The reason why we should reject populism is simple: Democracy only works as an error correction mechanism when each voter makes an independent and rational decision that is not based on popularity.

Unlike the superpowers, Canada does not propagandize blind national patriotism, because we believe in global cooperation and trust, rather than imperial expansion like 200 years ago. We gave trust to our big brother, but this is not a reason to get bullied. Canada stays independent and strong.

Those who think that they can keep AGI a commercial secret forever should feel ashamed. How are they going to use the 500 billion? How about give just 1 billion to academia?

cancelled amazon prime, cancelled X premium, cancelled chatgpt plus, cancelled youtube premium. pro plus prime premium no more.

Our recent research on LLM news prediction is featured on NYU CDS blog. @agentic-ai-lab.bsky.social

Watching tech bros on tv is now becoming disgusting.

I've been getting a lot of questions about autoregression vs diffusion at #NeurIPS2024 this week! I'm speaking at the adaptive foundation models workshop at 9AM tomorrow (West Hall A), about what happens when we combine modalities and modelling paradigms. adaptive-foundation-models.org

It’s almost 2025 and the US’s green card backlog for people born in China and India was still 2022 for EB-1 and 2020 for EB-2—visa categories that represent some of the most talented individuals on the planet.