Philipp Brauner

New #research: What do people anticipate from #AI across many domains? #Surveyed 1,100 people in Germany: High prospects, high perceived #risks, limited #benefits and low perceived #value. Still, benefits outweigh risks in shaping value judgments. #science doi.org/10.1016/j.tech…

Today I was @GrumpyReviewer2

Another item that I can tick off my bucket list: Riding a #Hilbert bus: After an infinite number of passengers got off, it was still damn full.

Meet our Programming Frameworks chairs for #SC24 👩Gokcen Kestor, @PNNLab ​​👩‍🦰Lena Oden, FernUniversität Hagen. Let them know if you would like to be a part of the PC. #ParallelProgramming, #Supercomputing.

Map showing scientific journal articles published per 100,000 people (2020)

I have picked the last magnificent and beautifully ripe grapes from our garden and put on a delicate Federweisser (young wine). A heartfelt tribute to @LarsLauterbach, whose unwavering support has been my guiding star in this vinous journey.

@JudithMichael_ That depends. You are usually born with your PhD.

@lipflip Ha, you'll get an email requesting your age ;-) But be aware - they count your academic age from the completion of your Master (!) on. Makes you feel older.

Welcome to a German #professorship application process: Since we haven't built enough hurdles into it yet, please fill out this form with 60 detailed points and additional KPIs. Have fun counting & categorizing all your publications to make our "controlling heart" beat faster.

Hej #chatgpt, schreib mir ein Skript für eine TV Show die @ARTEde und DMAX vereint. Gerne: ardmediathek.de/serie/motorsae… @ARDde @OpenAI #motorsäge #wtf @twitkalk

@HRK_aktuell @dfg_public We as #scientists do the #research, write the #articles, write the #reviews, and do the #editorial work and now get a luxurious 20% discount on the APC of up to a few k€ (+3% p.a.). Am I the only one who doesn't see a good #deal here?

DEAL Consortium and Elsevier Announce Transformative Open Access Agreement for Germany. The five-year agreement, set to run until the end of 2028, is designed to make a large part of German research openly accessible worldwide. hrk.de/presse/pressem…

I snatched a toy of my kids and used it for a #research side project: Can we use a #TipToi smart pen for Science Communication of the Digital Transformation of Production? @rwth_iop #muc2023 Teaser video: youtu.be/6yrhpjXgjTs dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/36…

📣 Our colleague @nerdin has shared her experiences about travelling with baby and toddler (and husband) to conferences with us - read the latest blog post of #JuWinHPC 📝blogs.fz-juelich.de/juwinhpc-voice… @fz_juelich @fzj_jsc @women_in_hpc

Maximum size of a PDF, version 7: 381 km × 381 km. commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Seit…

Find out about some of our work in HPC-Python, talking about better support of non-continuous data transfer in MPI4PY in our new article: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Do you know these people that end a paragraph with a dot, a space, and then a new line? Why the space? It drives me nuts. ;) #collaborativewriting

@AndrewYNg @geoffreyhinton The question is not whether LLMs are stochastic parrots, but rather whether we humans are.🤡

Had an insightful conversation with @geoffreyhinton about AI and catastrophic risks. Two thoughts we want to share: (i) It's important that AI scientists reach consensus on risks-similar to climate scientists, who have rough consensus on climate change-to shape good policy. (ii) Do AI models understand the world? We think they do. If we list out and develop a shared view on key technical questions like this, it will help move us toward consensus on risks. I learned a lot speaking with Geoff. Let’s all of us in AI keep having conversations to learn from each other!

My older one was so proud on his first badge, that he wore it at daycare today! #ISC23 Was a great Tutorial on Sunday!

I will no longer be able to share my beer tastings with you and the world! Apparently @IFTTT has discontinued @Twitter support in the free plan and I used a no-code @googledrive Forms→Sheets→IFTTT→Twitter chain). Thanks for being my audience! Thanks for RTs @Farm_Machinery_

A clue to what makes countries rich. And this is on a log scale.

Apparently Remo Largo calls it "the bridge" technique.

I am aware that there are many ways in which children learn to walk. But that K2 moves on its back, and very quickly at that, surprised me.