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Teaching AI to Read the Rulebook That Governs the Airwaves
Every time you make a phone call, connect to Wi-Fi, or use GPS, you are relying on a treaty most people have never heard of. The ITU Radio Regulations govern how 193 countries share the radio spectrum — the invisible resource that carries all modern wireless communication. More than 13,000 numbered provisions across three volumes,…
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Why we still need to pay attention to chained error propagation for LLMs: My journey at the University of York and beyond
In September 2022 I began brainstorming topics for my research project. As a problem solver, it was only natural that my research project would begin with a problem. The issue…
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Where should I look next? Borrowing a theory of the brain to reverse-engineer language models
Mechanistic interpretability asks a deceptively simple question: what is happening inside a large language model when it produces a token? Recent work has given us a powerful lens — sparse…
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From Biomedical Science to Computer Science: My MSc Research Journey
My interest in combining healthcare science with computer science from seeing firsthand how technology supports clinical laboratory processes. Whilst working on a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) upgrade, I became…
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Using AI to Explore Osteoporosis Risk: My MSc Dissertation Journey
When I started my MSc in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at the University of York, I knew I wanted my dissertation to sit at the intersection of technology and…
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Investigating AI and DAO governance: My independent research project journey
Completing my Independent Research Project (IRP) was one of the most rewarding experiences of my degree. I’ve built my career in the blockchain industry, with a growing interest in artificial…