Padraig Cunningham
@PadraigC
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"An Analysis of the Impact of Gold Open Access Publications in Computer Science," by @PadraigC and @BarrySmyth of @UCDDublin, analyzes the differences in quality and practices of new #OpenAccess and traditional #ComputerScience journals. https://t.co/FT9sRKstV6
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Aithníonn ciaróg ciaróg eile
Archbishop Eamon Martin in New York and Conor McGregor in DC - America heard two opposing stories of Ireland on St Patrick's Day https://t.co/4y8sLDGDiB
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Our new MSc in Advanced AI is now open for admissions ( https://t.co/2ppjbUdXlN). This is a one-year, full-time MSc programme delivered on-campus at @ucddublin by leading researchers in AI @UCDCompSci @insight_centre @ml_labs_irl
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Vote transfers are one of the most intriguing aspects of Irish elections. But how have transfer patterns between parties and Independents evolved over time, and how often do they determine the fortunes of candidates? #election24
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"My Tesla keeps giving me misinformation and veering to the far right" Spot on from Private Eye?
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Five of the most-viewed GPTs are described as being able to produce content that can bypass detection tools employed by schools and universities https://t.co/APw08UpSQo
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CEO Sam Altman wants customised chatbots to supercharge its business but data suggests ‘GPTs’ have limited appeal
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Flan O'Brien would feel right at home in modern Ireland. https://t.co/CHzIv9k2eg
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The garda at the centre of an investigation into a stolen bicycle which was found not to have been stolen, has been reinstated to full duties.
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Excellent interview on doing a PhD in CS and working in tech - some interesting insights on the impact of LLMs.
I was privileged to be interviewed by @RianDolphin about my journey from @UCDCompSci to Intercom - we start off talking about my background but end up getting pretty deep into LLMs - like all my conversations these days! A clip about academic skills:
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Was glad to come on the podcast with @galwaygrrl to unpack some of the complexities associated with online radicalization.
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John FitzGerald: Fiscal implications for a united Ireland are stark
irishtimes.com
Tax revenue generated in Northern Ireland goes nowhere near covering the cost of its public services
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"Fascism in Ireland is not a “reaction” to immigration. It’s an indigenous strain of nativism and pious hooliganism that has been in the subsoil of Irish political life for nearly a century."
Fintan O'Toole: Framing fascist violence as representative of issues in Irish society merely feeds the delusions of the perpetrators Read here: https://t.co/TSOCbh6tn8
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Leveraging his Strava training log, @barrysmyth offers a detailed walkthrough of the process to visualize and analyze marathoners' data with Python and Matplotlib.
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Excellent, very readable and practical paper on the risks of AI and proposed mitigations by some of the leading global AI experts
New paper: https://t.co/NJyQRsLZ71 Companies are planning to train models with 100x more computation than today’s state of the art, within 18 months. No one knows how powerful they will be. And there’s essentially no regulation on what they’ll be able to do with these models.
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https://t.co/I2e9tEfoA1 This is a really interesting paper by David Donoho on what has driven the rapid explosion of AI research and how this has been (incorrectly) perceived by the public. Spoiler: The maturity of Data Science has been the driver of this change! 1/4
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A purported `AI Singularity' has been in the public eye recently. Mass media and US national political attention focused on `AI Doom' narratives hawked by social media influencers. The European...
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The Controlled Fade - Why a positive split might be best for your next marathon. By @barrysmyth
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For a case study on how companies can adapt to a post-ChatGPT world, @viggybala takes a close look at StackOverflow's recent pivot.
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Feature Transformations: A Tutorial on PCA and LDA by @PadraigC
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Very pleased to see this report and in particular the recommendation that the national PhD stipend increase to €25k. We will now work with stakeholders to make the case in the budgetary process for the funding that will enable us to deliver on this recommendation.
Today, I am publishing the 1st report of the independent review on PhD researchers. Key recommendations about how we better support researchers. Determined to act on this. Further work will now continue. Read the report & my comments here: https://t.co/jO0nlZrHDE
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Minister @SimonHarrisTD publishes independent report on supports for PhD researchers in Ireland - via @merrionstreet • @insight_centre @crt_ai @SEFSUCC @UCCResearch
https://t.co/lzq48YdsJg
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