Martin Josifoski
I am a PhD student at EPFLđ¨đadvised by Robert West. Previously, I received an M.Sc. in Data Science from EPFL, where he was a research assistant at The Data Science Lab; I completed my M.Sc. thesis at the Learning & Adaptive Systems Group, ETHZ.
I spent some time at Microsoft Research, Redmond and FAIR, London.
My research is supported by a fellowship from the Swiss Data Science Center and several generous grants from Microsoft and Google.
My long-term research focuses on developing a highly capable collaborative personal AI assistant that adapts to our evolving idiosyncratic needs and goals and reliably act in line with our values and interests. Currently, I am working on enhancing collaboration and, since recently, memory in support of learning and adaptation.
I am one of the key contributors to aiflows.
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| May, 2024 | Two papers accepted at ACLâ24 đ [link] [link] |
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| Mar, 2024 | Co-organized a workshop on developing and customizing AI workflows with Flows at AMLD â happy to see so much interst! |
| Jan, 2024 | Our work on Evaluating Language Model Agency through Negotiations was accepted for publication at ICLRâ24! |
| Dec, 2023 | Our work on PAC-Bayesian Meta-Learning was accepted for publication in JMLR! |
| Nov, 2023 | Gave a talk at Swiss Data Science Center: Reasoning and Collaborating AI! |
| Oct, 2023 | Gave a talk at Google Research, ZĂźrich: Flows: Building Blocks of Reasoning and Collaborating AI! |
| Oct, 2023 | Two papers accepted at EMNLPâ23 đ [link] [link] |
| Aug, 2023 | Paper out: đ Flows: Building Blocks of Reasoning and Collaborating AI |
| Jun, 2023 | Excited to start my internship at Microsoft Research, where I will be working with Eric Horvitz, Adam Fourney, and Gagan Bansal! |
| Jun, 2023 | BLINK passed 1K stars â on GitHub |