Chalk talks
You must deliver at least one chalk talk about your research at a lab meeting during your research project. A chalk talk is between 5 and 10 minutes long and uses no audiovisual content other than spoken word and handwritten whiteboard. Request a date on the Teams chalk talk channel – usually a maximum two students per week.
Current schedule:
| Date | Speaker | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| 9/9 (LM2) | jmac | Data retention in commercial LLMs |
| 9/16 (LM3) | Ty | Comparing LLM performance for international humanitarian law |
| 9/30 (LM5) | Jane | Bias in the ML Pipeline |
| 10/7 (LM6) | Biruk | Grokking and other jumps in learning |
| 10/7 (LM6) | Adacus | Why training costs cannot be reasonably estimated by a formula |
| 10/14 (LM7a) | ||
| 10/14 (LM7a) | ||
| 10/21 (LM7b) | ||
| 10/21 (LM7b) | ||
| 10/28 (LM8) | ||
| 10/28 (LM8) | ||
| 11/4 (LM9) | ||
| 11/4 (LM9) | ||
| (LM10 cancelled) | ||
| 11/18 (LM11) | ||
| 11/18 (LM11) | ||
| 12/2 (LM12a) | ||
| 12/2 (LM12a) | ||
| 12/9 (LM12b) | ||
| 12/9 (LM12b) |