
Rob Tang
@XiangruTang
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Final-year CS PhD student @Yale. Research intern @google. This account is for academic purposes.
New York City
Joined March 2019
SciArena is such a cool platform: 🔬. Vote on base model outputs for real scientific literature tasks—long-form, citation-grounded answers based on actual papers. I’ve found it super useful. Go explore, vote, and give feedback! 🧠📚 .#AI4Science #AI2
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🚀 Just discovered an amazing app for vibe coding! @_akhaliq .✨ Describe your app in plain English → Get complete HTML/CSS/JS code.🖼️ Upload UI designs → Auto-generate code.🌐 One-click deploy and Free to use with multiple LLMs! 👉 .
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RT @ApollonVisual: @rohanpaul_ai those improvements are nothing to scoff at. really impressive "Claude-3.7 with Agent KB increased performa….
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@wangchunshu @xinzhongderiyu3 @Chi_Wang_ @xingyaow_ @liujiaheng2 @espaiade @DanielStupid @richardxp888 @WUFang40615703 @GeZhang86038849 @MetaGPT_ @allhands_ai If you find this work interesting, would love your ⭐ on GitHub or 👍 on the HF paper!.
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Thread 7/7.🙏 Huge thanks to all amazing collaborators: @wangchunshu @xinzhongderiyu3 @Chi_Wang_ @xingyaow_ @liujiaheng2 @espaiade @DanielStupid @richardxp888 @WUFang40615703 @GeZhang86038849 .@MetaGPT_ @allhands_ai.
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Fear-driven reviewing can lead to anxiety and rushed, irresponsible decisions. In practice, it takes few minutes for an Area Chair to reassign a reviewer. If someone is unavailable, they should be encouraged to notify the AC early—not be coerced through punitive policies.
It's profoundly unethical for #NeurIPS to enforce reviewing obligations by threatening to desk-reject if a coauthor fails to submit reviews. Coauthors may feel pressured to urge their colleagues to rush reviews, resulting in low-quality reports.
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It's profoundly unethical for #NeurIPS to enforce reviewing obligations by threatening to desk-reject if a coauthor fails to submit reviews. Coauthors may feel pressured to urge their colleagues to rush reviews, resulting in low-quality reports.
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**Biomedical Superintelligence** is the paradigm I have been actively advancing. It's a continuously evolving multi-agent system that autonomously integrates reasoning, hypothesis gen, experiment design, and feedback-driven learning across molecular, cellular, and clinical scales.
We don’t have AI self-improves yet, and when we do it will be a game-changer. With more wisdom now compared to the GPT-4 days, it's obvious that it will not be a “fast takeoff”, but rather extremely gradual across many years, probably a decade. The first thing to know is that.
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