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This is important work, led by Brad Knox.
What happens when AI starts to feel like a relationship?
A new paper from Sony AI explores the risks and benefits of AI companions. We spoke with two authors, Brad Knox and Peter Stone, about the research.
Read more: bit.ly/41WYEeE
#AI #AIResearch #AICompanionship
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Looking for a seamless way to introduce AI into your Python-based CS courses? We’re inviting Python teachers to test out a new six-lesson “AI in Speech” module that fits right into a standard week of instruction! Apply by April 8! @MLFoundations
Apply: buff.ly/B90P5NE
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The University of Texas at Austin was the top recipient of National Science Foundation grants in fiscal year 2024 – a sign of UT's leadership in AI & computing. statesman.com/news/education…
UT Austin becomes NSF’s top-funded campus, driven by computing and AI: yahoo.com/news/articles/ut-a…
Adam Klivans Wins Test of Time Award at FOCS 2025:
cs.utexas.edu/news/2025/adam…
Institute for Foundations of Machine Learning retweeted
How can we make a better TerminalBench agent?
Today, we are announcing the OpenThoughts-Agent project.
OpenThoughts-Agent v1 is the first TerminalBench agent trained on fully open curated SFT and RL environments.
OpenThinker-Agent-v1 is the strongest model of its size on TerminalBench, and sets a new bar on our newly released OpenThoughts-TB-Dev benchmark. (1/n)
Institute for Foundations of Machine Learning retweeted
Last week at @UTAustin @MLFoundations I gave a talk called “reasoning: a double edged sword.”
We went from language models generating new hypotheses about cancer cell behavior, to ChatGPT tackling fresh (simple) math conjectures, to reasoning powered jailbreaks.
youtube.com/watch?v=s-DABuTJ…
The Center for Generative AI at The University of Texas at Austin, already among the most powerful artificial intelligence hubs in the academic world, is doubling its computing capacity to more than 1,000 advanced graphic processing units, or GPUs: news.utexas.edu/2025/11/10/u…
Join us on November 5th for the Fall AI Research Symposium, featuring keynote speakers Amin Karbasi (Senior Director of AI Research, Cisco Foundation AI) and Vahab Mirrokni (Google Fellow and VP, Google Research).
Register here: ut-genai-symposium.netlify.a…
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CosmicAI PI and Director Stella Offner presenting during day 3 of the Summit for AI Institutes Leadership (SAIL) 2025 with NSF AI Institutes Virtual Organization (AIVO)! Stella spoke about leveraging AI Institute collaboration for advocacy.
@NSF @SimonsFdn @UTAustin
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Like 10day weather forecasting 10yr disease forecasting is a grand challenge in health. New work from our group combining virtually all data collectible from a person for state of the art prediction for coronary artery disease - the leading cause of death
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Institute for Foundations of Machine Learning retweeted
Today is a wonderful day!
Celebrating 2 first-author NeurIPS spotlight papers.
Both works are about training and sampling generative models in data-challenging settings.
I am also in the academic job market this year, seeking tenure-track positions in the US and the EU.
Institute for Foundations of Machine Learning retweeted
Gave a talk @ Bloomberg on 2 recent papers: Performance Prediction for Long Generation arxiv.org/abs/2509.07309 & Aligning LLMs with Human Response Distributions arxiv.org/abs/2507.00439
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Our CTO #DataScience Speaker Series welcomes @UTiSchool's @mattlease for a virtual talk with our #AI researchers today about the use of relatively simple supervision to greatly improve #LLM alignment across different population groups
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#GenAI #NLProc
ALT Matthew Lease is a Professor of Information and Computer Science at the University of Texas at Austin, a Distinguished Member of the ACM, and a Senior Member of AAAI.
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🍎 📓 🔭 Welcome back, Longhorns!
There is nothing like the start of another school year.
We hope everyone is excited to experience the fullness of this special time, embarking on another semester filled with possibility!
#WhatStartsHere
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Our work unlocks new possibilities for AI on power- and bandwidth-constrained devices, like wearables and satellites. Congrats on winning the Best Paper Award, Dan!! @UT_SysML
Ph.D. student Dan Jacobellis and assistant professor Neeraja Yadwadkar (@NeerajaJY) have received the Capocelli Prize for Best Paper at the Data Compression Conference 2025. bit.ly/3RS0KYo
Sending our congratulations to @PeterStone_TX, who has just been named Chair of the Department of Computer Science at @UTAustin! @UTexasResearch
Peter Stone to Lead UT Department of Computer Science as Chair, Emphasizing Continued Growth and Community
cs.utexas.edu/news/2025/pete…
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Excited to join DevRev board of directors. DevRev has an impressive vision for AI agents and great understanding of where the real problems lie. Training real-world agents that are reliable and enterprise-ready will be a multi-year effort, and it all starts with reliable data and RL environments. I'm eager to help to make this vision a reality.
We’re excited to welcome Professor Alex Dimakis, AI researcher and co-founder of Bespoke Labs, to DevRev's Board of Directors.
A leader in AI reasoning, reinforcement learning, and open-source innovation, Alex helped shape models like Datacomp, DCLM, OpenThinker, and OpenThoughts, making them more transparent, accountable, and enterprise-ready.
His expertise will accelerate our mission to deliver trustworthy, explainable AI that works seamlessly in real-world enterprise workflows.
Read the full announcement: bit.ly/45hR5St
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Educational institutions are debuting AI courses, degrees and certifications, aiming to help people become AI “literate.”
While some worry AI could replace them at work, others hope education will help them get ahead. wapo.st/4liRZ65
UT's Master of Science in AI Highlighted in @washingtonpost! "When @UTAustin launched its MSAI in 2024, it underestimated how popular it would be. At launch, it had more than double the enrollment of its second most popular online master’s program."
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