FSU SC Artificial Intelligence Seminar in Tallahassee

Explore AI and Machine Learning at Florida State University

We are a group of people located in and around Tallahassee, all sharing an interest in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. Our primary objective is the exchange of knowledge and ideas. The seminar is hosted by the Department of Scientific Computing at the Florida State University (thus FSU SC). As part of the College of Arts and Sciences, the seminar brings together individuals from the College's diverse departments. If you are interested in getting to know us and possibly joining, we convene every Friday at 12:00 pm ET at DSC-499 - you can also join via zoom. To become a part of our mailing list, please email Gordon Erlebacher. We are a diverse crowd, so presenting takes some thought. Our approach is best expressed by the NASA Trichotomy of Presenting, illustrated by Nathan:

Columbian Trichotomy AI Presentation at FSU

Schedule for Fall 2024

Fridays, 12:00 p.m. ET, DSC-499.
Attend via Zoom: Zoom Link.

Date Topic Person Materials
06 Sep Architectural structure of leading foundation large language models Gordon Erlebacher materials to be added post-talk
13 Sep The Biophysics Adequacy Hypothesis / Neuromorphic Hypothesis Tom Juzek
20 Sep Torch Optimization Pankaj Chouhan and Kevin Mueller
27 Sep GNNs: Graph Neural Networks Kunal Kanawade
04 Oct Why 'delve'? On Lexical Over-representation in Large Language Models Zina Ward
11 Oct KAN: Kolmogorov–Arnold Networks Jose Miranda
18 Oct Special Session Ben Adcock
25 Oct Still No Plan (AI in Education) Jonathan Adams
01 Nov RAG: Retrieval-Augmented Generation Philippe Miron
08 Nov GenCast Olmo Zavala Romero
15 Nov MAMBA SAMBA ZAMBA Gordon Erlebacher
22 Nov Topic tbd Nick Dexter
29 Nov Enjoy Thanksgiving ☕☕☕
06 Dec Phylogeny Peter Beerli

Current members and their AI interests

Nathan Crock Nick Dexter Gordon Erlebacher Tom Juzek
Nathan Crock Nick Dexter Gordon Erlebacher Tom Juzek
@FSU
- Interdisciplinary Data Science
- LLMs
- Retrieval Augmented Generation
- Computational Reading Models
@FSU Scientific Computing
- Neural Operators
- Interpretability
- Explainable AI
@FSU
- Neuronal Populations
- Evolving Topologies
- LLMs
@FSU
- Morpho-syntax
- NLP
- LLMs
Jose Miranda Olmo Zavala Romero
Jose Miranda Olmo Zavala Romero
@FSU
- ML appl. in Oceanography
- Machine Vision
- LLMs
@FSU SC
- Scientific Machine Learning
- Oceanography
- Medical Imaging

Send your details to Tom if you want to be added to the table. If you find any errors on this page, also email Tom.