It doesn't use any fancy modern language models. But it is none the less quite effective. At least, when I just used it for paper bidding. It's open source on GitHub. github.com/jasonhartlin...
Jason Hartline
Researcher with public evidence across AI research, Policy & governance, Culture, work & education.
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Need to bid on papers in HotCRP? This tool uses the continuous active learning paradigm from e-discovery to make that easier. As you rate papers positively and negatively, it reranks with your best matches at the top. jasonhartline.com/cal-paper-bidder/
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I'm spending the 2026-2027 academic year in Paris as a Professeur Invité at @ceparis-saclay.bsky.social (Center for Economics at ENS Paris-Saclay) and @dataiainstitute.bsky.social (DATAIA). I'm looking forward to new collaborations, especially in areas related to Economics of AI and CS+Law.
My AI-related follows on Bluesky are a Markov chain. I add people when they (re)post principled AI-related content. I remove them when they (re)post crazy stuff.
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