Jonathan Grizou

youtu.be/fNrsGUlzvnk is my talk at ICML 2023 workshop on “Interactive Learning with Implicit Human Feedback” (…-learning-implicit-feedback.github.io) I do a live demo of a self-calibrating interfaces and showcase 4 recent works from international colleagues. Let’s unpack this and thanks 🧵

PS: Time for me to gather new inspiring essays. You can help by sending recommendations or making introductions directly on my email at jonathan.grizou@glasgow.ac.uk or via forms.gle/Xofyh4XWBHGeQR…

This concludes our first round of essays on Why We Research. It was made possible by Barbara Maier, @BIOROB_EPFL, @rooij_laura, Charles Capaday, @angela_debruin, @AR_AbdelFattah, @CouteauGeoffroy who accepted the challenge and pioneered the format. Thank you!

[Why We Research] This week, @CouteauGeoffroy is sharing his essay titled “Sharing our strengths to navigate scientific uncertainties” at whyweresearch.com/geoffroy-coute…

You can help us by suggesting a researcher you would like to see contribute to "Why We Research" at forms.gle/Xofyh4XWBHGeQR…

Thank you, @AR_AbdelFattah, for taking the time to share your story with us!

[Why We Research] This week, @AR_AbdelFattah is sharing his essay titled “Sand and Water: Carving a Research Legacy” at whyweresearch.com/abdel-rahman-a…

@angela_debruin You can help us by suggesting a researcher you would like to see contribute to "Why We Research" at forms.gle/Xofyh4XWBHGeQR…

Thank you, @angela_debruin, for taking the time to share your insights with us!

[Why We Research] This week, @angela_debruin is sharing her essay titled “An endless puzzle” at whyweresearch.com/angela-de-brui…

You can help us by suggesting a researcher you would like to see contribute to "Why We Research" at forms.gle/Xofyh4XWBHGeQR…

And we are reminded that progress in science comes from falsifiability, and thus to never stop asking questions. Thank you, Charles (capadaylab.com), for taking the time to share your insights with us!

Charles highlights understanding as a fundamental human ability and a source of great pleasure. He helps us reflect on the impact of racing to publication on our collective scientific endeavour, leading to a waste of effort and funds.