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Cross-modal taxonomic generalization VLM paper

Cross-Modal Taxonomic Generalization in (Vision-) Language Models

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“2) disentangle linguistic vs extra-linguistic sources of meaning — here I’m looking for students who can get their coding agents’ hands dirty with controlled training investigations into multimodal LMs… e.g., aclanthology.org/2026.acl-lon...”

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Kanishka Misra: I will also be recruiting for my lab alongside @lindiatjuatja.bsky.social who will be starting her own group at UT Ling in Fall '27! (proper UT Ling recruitment tweet coming soon!)
Kanishka Misra: I will be at #ACL2026 from July 2--7! I will be giving a keynote at CDL workshop on controlled rearing and hypothesis generation from language models! Tianyang Xu (first author) and I will present …
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LLM systematic novel experimental hypothesis framework paper

A systematic framework for generating novel experimental hypotheses from language models

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“4) further extend the framework laid out by yours truly and @najoung.bsky.social to use neural nets as hypothesis generators: arxiv.org/abs/2408.05086 Come join Koalab! kanishka.website/lab/”