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Houjun Liu

@houjun_liu

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CS @stanford. Reasoning enjoyer @stanfordnlp, (PO)MDPs @SISLaboratory, and speech technologies @CarnegieMellon. AGI and Emacs are cool.

Stanford, CA
Joined July 2024
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@houjun_liu
Houjun Liu
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Robert is one of the most talented architecture scientists I've worked with. If you are hanging out in San Diego this week you should absolutely go catch him—you won't regret it :)
@robert_csordas
Csordás Róbert
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Attending @NeurIPSConf? Stop by our poster "Do Language Models Use Their Depth Efficiently?" with @chrmanning and @ChrisGPotts today at poster #4011 in Exhibit Hall C, D, E from 4:30pm.
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@Azaliamirh
Azalia Mirhoseini
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Thrilled to share that @annadgoldie and I are launching @RicursiveAI, a frontier lab enabling recursive self-improvement through AIs that design their own chips. Our vision for transforming chip design began with AlphaChip, an AI for layout optimization used to design four
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Founded by ex-Google researchers, Ricursive raised $35 million with backing from Sequoia to automate chip design.
@RicursiveAI
Ricursive Intelligence
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Introducing Ricursive Intelligence, a frontier AI lab enabling a recursive self-improvement loop between AI and the chips that fuel it. Learn more at https://t.co/cSpbrQwwEn
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@robert_csordas
Csordás Róbert
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Attending @NeurIPSConf? Stop by our poster "Do Language Models Use Their Depth Efficiently?" with @chrmanning and @ChrisGPotts today at poster #4011 in Exhibit Hall C, D, E from 4:30pm.
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@annadgoldie
Anna Goldie
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Excited to announce that @Azaliamirh and I are launching @RicursiveAI, a frontier AI lab creating a recursive self-improving loop between AI and the hardware that fuels it. Today, chip design takes 2-3 years and requires thousands of human experts. We will reduce that to weeks.
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Founded by ex-Google researchers, Ricursive raised $35 million with backing from Sequoia to automate chip design.
@RicursiveAI
Ricursive Intelligence
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Introducing Ricursive Intelligence, a frontier AI lab enabling a recursive self-improvement loop between AI and the chips that fuel it. Learn more at https://t.co/cSpbrQwwEn
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@RicursiveAI
Ricursive Intelligence
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Introducing Ricursive Intelligence, a frontier AI lab enabling a recursive self-improvement loop between AI and the chips that fuel it. Learn more at https://t.co/cSpbrQwwEn
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@stanfordnlp
Stanford NLP Group
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ImpactRank says we’re #1 🥇 in #NLProc — so we think their methodology is sound! 😆 https://t.co/W0BK1AldtO
@ai_impact_rank
AI Research Impact Rankings
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CSRankings counts publication in top conferences to rank professors/universities. But this encourages researchers to pursue quantity rather than quality. We propose https://t.co/ajtH10DbWQ, a new university ranking system that tries to measure quality instead of quantity of
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@iwylin
Inna Lin ✈️ NeurIPS
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🚨 #NeurIPS I’m on the industry job market for research scientist roles! Currently: 🎓Final-year CS PhD @UW+ 💼 Visiting Researcher @Meta FAIR Research interests: model self-improvement, multimodal AI, alignment & human-centered NLP At #NeurIPS all week — let’s chat! DMs
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@chrmanning
Christopher Manning
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I tend to think of this as a key part of NLP mindset that dramatically differs from the ML mindset of NeurIPS/ICML.
@yoavgo
(((ل()(ل() 'yoav))))👾
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a key lesson from this is that looking at the data should be the first thing you do, not a last resort after you try to debug some surprising low scores. it really amazes me how many people neglect to do this very obvious thing, and how unintuitive this advice is to them.
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@365posterblog1
GRAFIX - Tell us your poster stories!
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@SISLaboratory
SISL
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[New SISL webinar 📚 ] Safety validation methods for AI in high-stakes environments by long-time SISLer Sydney Katz! Whether you're building autonomous systems, deploying AI in regulated industries, or evaluating these technologies, this covers the essentials.
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Jack D. Carson
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I would say my biggest takesway from spending the last 8 months singlemindedly studying bioML is that understanding the biology actually is important
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@natolambert
Nathan Lambert
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Opus? Sorry, living under rocks today.
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@deanwball
Dean W. Ball
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Very excited to see this AI for Science Executive Order—the Genesis Mission. The Administration has appropriately ambitious goals here; we may be on the verge of world-changing breakthroughs. Congratulations to all involved!
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@ilyamiskov
Ilya · イリア
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Swiss passport design is absolute bliss
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@big_algocracy
phil ✈️ neurips 2025
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so there's a huge fleet of unmarked nissan-badged cars with mounted LiDARs that have been rolling through the bay for a few months now, and they seem to all be emerging from the warehouse on 700 Indiana St dm me if you know who's running it and why
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roon
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pretraining is an elegant science, done by mathematicians who sit in cold rooms writing optimization theory on blackboards, engineers with total absorb of distributed systems of titanic scale posttraining is hair raising cowboy research where people drinking a lot of diet coke
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@houjun_liu
Houjun Liu
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lfg card
@StanfordFball
Stanford Football
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OUR. AXE.
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@StanfordFball
Stanford Football
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The STANFORD Axe for a reason.
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@big_algocracy
phil ✈️ neurips 2025
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@neuralink caught slacking barring massive cultural change, non-invasive BCI is the only avenue for widespread adoption of human cybernetics
@houjun_liu
Houjun Liu
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Did you know we can make you smell things now without actually having things? well now you do. Congrats to the unbelievably cracked team (@ennucore, @exr0n_finally , @thomas_rribeiro and @yush_G). We are one more step closer to an absolutely sick cyberpunk society.
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Houjun Liu
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Did you know we can make you smell things now without actually having things? well now you do. Congrats to the unbelievably cracked team (@ennucore, @exr0n_finally , @thomas_rribeiro and @yush_G). We are one more step closer to an absolutely sick cyberpunk society.
@ennucore
Lev Chizhov
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Can ultrasound make you smell things that aren’t there? Turns out, yes! We reliably triggered distinct scents like a campfire burn or a garbage truck by targeting our brains with ultrasound. To our knowledge, this has never been done before, even in animals. This may be a
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