chriswolfvision.bsky.social
Principal Scientist at Naver Labs Europe, Lead of Spatial AI team. AI for Robotics, Computer Vision, Machine Learning. Austrian in France. https://chriswolfvision.github.io/www/
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Very happy to be on this slide for this reason ❤️
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Perhaps all of them!
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Thanks, will change (and delete)
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This only works if you you used it in "I mean" as a phrase in itself, which then introduces a completely independent sentence, indeed.
However, if you say "I meant X" to provide more specifics to something previously discussed, then I am hard-pressed to find an equally short expression.
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Indeed! But too long to use in an English text. So "observation" it is 😆
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DUNE 🏜️ - multi-teacher distillation extended to heterogeneous teachers: DiNOv2, Multi-HMR and MASt3R - #CVPR2025
Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2503.14405
Project page: europe.naverlabs.com/dune
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I just deleted my FB and instagram accounts 2 months ago, which I hadn't used anyway 😉
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Indeed. How can there even be a debate on cheese, come on 😁
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I have a very open mind but I considered blocking for this 😂
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😂
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Of course it was!
(In terms of desserts, the main competition is, of course, Austria, and it's better 😁)
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To be honest, my ❤️ above only applied to Madeleines and not to Meringues 😀
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Thanks David and all the other organizers for this really great event, we had a blast!
Yes, please do it again next year 😀
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I recommend the lab Diane comes from 😁
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TIL that papillon not only means butterfly 😱
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Wow!
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A prompt, which produces itself as an output, up to a linear factor (repetition)?
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I am glad you compensate this with world class research, because the cheap gin alone would not help to attract students 😆
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Where is @davidpicard.bsky.social ?
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Yes, I agree.
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I think bibliometrics has its faults, but it gives some direction. Having bibliometrics is better than not having any. We know the appreciations of all the famous works (eg. Sift, HoG before, transformers after), but lots of other things are more difficult to have an opinion on w/o bibliometrics.
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I was doing my PhD when scholar was introduced. It dramatically changed the perception of who was impactful at several departments, as people considered being impactful (eg bc they wrote some books) were found out to not much be cited.
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Real scientific progress is always free ... for the authors but not for the authors who have put sweat into it 😀
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On "bullshitting" LLMs in the chain of thought experiments:
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Insights into the jailbraking mechanism: the model internally recognizes that is asked to provide help to make a bomb, but it is in the middle of a sentence. So the refusal mechanism is deferred until the current sentence is finished, because being dramatically correct is more important.
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Insights into the jailbraking mechanism: the model internally recognizes that is asked to provide help to make a bomb, but it is in the middle of a sentence. So the refusal mechanism is deferred until the current sentence is finished, because being dramatically correct is more important.