David Duvenaud
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Academic page of David Duvenaud. Research on machine learning, inference, and automatic modeling.
David Duvenaud David Kristjanson Duvenaud Preprints --> Courses | --> Publications | Videos | Misc | Talks --> --> I'm an associate professor at the University of Toronto. My research focuses on AGI governance, evaluation, and mitigating catastrophic risks from future systems. I recently finished an extended sabbatical on the Alignment Science team at Anthropic . My past research focused on constructing deep probabilistic models to help predict, explain and design things. Some past highlights: Neural ODEs , a kind of continuous-depth neural network, Automatic chemical design using generative m
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