I wrote a blog post on "TCS, AI, and the Adults in the Room," addressed to the senior researchers and established academics in our field: minorfree.github.io/Clement/
Thanks to @hunglv.bsky.social for lending me his blog!

@thesasho.bsky.social
Associate professor at U of Toronto. Computer science and math research: (differentially) private data analysis, geometry, discrepancy, optimization.
I wrote a blog post on "TCS, AI, and the Adults in the Room," addressed to the senior researchers and established academics in our field: minorfree.github.io/Clement/
Thanks to @hunglv.bsky.social for lending me his blog!
Thank you for live tweeting your efforts.
I like the small focused conferences and workshops but I think there need to be events where the whole TCS community comes together. It’s not clear that STOC is this kind of event, though, and it’s not clear that it should double as a selective publication venue
It’s been absolutely dizzying to post this book and almost right away watch one open problem fall after another.
Tacit knowledge is the ability to create great art or assess a startup, obviously
I looked at the post and saw this claim has a footnote and I was hoping for some explanation. The footnote says expected values can be inflated compared to medians. So helpful!