Neal Parikh

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Machine learning, AI, math, computer science, tech policy, etc. Teaching AI policy at the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia in 2023: https://nparikh.org/sipa6545

Previously: Director of AI for New York City, Co-Founder of SevenFifty (acquired), Fellow at Aspen Tech Policy Hub, Visiting Lecturer at Cornell Tech, PhD from Stanford AI Lab.

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Show threadNeal ParikhFeb 8, 2023
@k9 I mean, who wants to be a pedantic asshole? But I have to say I thought tweeting was an important part of the experience.
Neal ParikhFeb 8, 2023
Steven RichFeb 8, 2023
the latest way twitter has broken is the funniest yet omfg
Show threadNeal ParikhFeb 8, 2023
@k9 Yes. You can’t tweet. Not just you. :)
Neal ParikhFeb 8, 2023
kilgore troutFeb 8, 2023
twitter finally broke praise jesus
Show threadNeal ParikhFeb 8, 2023
@chancerydaily It really doesn’t work
Neal ParikhFeb 2, 2023
@pgiulan it’s a tragedy, not a value. :)
Neal ParikhJan 23, 2023
Ruben Bolling 🪲Jan 23, 2023
Both parties have held the debt ceiling hostage as a political tool. For example, in 2011, the Republicans did it. But in 2013, the Republicans did it. On the other hand, this year it is the Republicans who are doing it.
Show threadNeal ParikhJan 21, 2023

That’s the short redirect link. The direct one is here:

https://nparikh.notion.site/AI-A-Survey-for-Policymakers-d485677915d6405391513d5eafd58944

AI: A Survey for Policymakers

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Neal ParikhJan 21, 2023

I’m teaching a new course at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, called “Artificial Intelligence: A Survey for Policymakers.” Here’s the link to the syllabus and live course website if it’s of any interest:

https://nparikh.org/sipa6545

Feel more than free to get in touch if anything about it interests you.

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Show threadNeal ParikhJan 10, 2023

@mchris Someone very recently asked me about an idea along these lines and I thought even the internal legal researcher one was a little dangerous, though I suppose it depends on the area.

I actually think an interesting one could be advising startup employees on understanding their equity packages — it's a very specific domain and people are always confused about it and it's worth something to understand it.