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Kevin Ellis
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Computer scientist working in artificial intelligence and program synthesis, with the goal of better combining reasoning and learning.
Assistant Professor, Cornell University, Computer Science Email: kellis@cornell.edu Office: CIS 486 Research areas and selected papers: AI and program synthesis: World Models: ExoPredicator , AutumnBench , PoE-World , VisualPredicator , WorldCoder Abstract Reasoning: ARCPrize’24 Library Learning: Librarian , DreamCoder AI and cognitive science: LLMs+Bayes: NeurIPS’23 Human grammar: Nature Comms ’22 Prospective Students/Postdocs Curriculum Vitae Google Scholar Github Students / other collaborators Simon Alford Wasu (Top) Piriyakulkij Atharv Sonwane Alumni: Hao Tang , PhD, now at Microsoft Resea
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