About — Neel Nanda
Hi, I’m Neel! I’m interested in a lot of things, but especially maths, truth, improving myself and improving the world. I consider myself part of the Effective Altruism and rationality communities.
About Me Hi, I’m Neel! I run the Google DeepMind mechanistic interpretability team, our job is to take a trained neural network and try to reverse engineer the algorithms and structures it has learned. If you want to learn more about the field, see my appearance on the Machine Learning Street Talk podcast . I see the main goal of my work as reducing existential risk from AI, and I consider myself part of the Effective Altruism and rationality communities. Prior to this, I did independent mechanistic interpretability research, and I worked at Anthropic as a language model interpretability resea
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