Apr 13, 2024
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Apr 14, 2024
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InterpVis
Join us at the LISA offices for InterpVis, the first mechanistic interpretability hackathon with a focus on creating visualisations.
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Join us at the LISA offices for InterpVis, the first mechanistic interpretability hackathon with a focus on creating visualisations.
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Mechanistic interpretability is an exciting and fast growing field, giving researchers the first opportunity to truly understand how models work. A lot of the best work utilises clever ways to visualise circuits and features, enabling humans to see patterns which lead to new discoveries. Despite this, the tools used for these visualisations are underdeveloped, blocking the way to faster progress.
Join us at the LISA offices for InterpVis, the first mechanistic interpretability hackathon with a focus on creating visualisations. Work with technical AI safety researchers and software engineers to create new tools for better understanding and utilising mech interp results. Connect with others in the field, and learn new skills to aid your own research.
LISA, 25 Holywell Row, London EC2A 4XE
You can view our Code of Conduct here.
FAQs
What is InterpVis?
InterpVis is a hackathon for professional AI safety researchers and engineers, based around visualising the results of mechanistic interpretability research.
Should I take part in InterpVis?
Anyone is welcome to take part in the hackathon! However, we are especially excited for people with professional experience in at least one of the following areas to join:
Mechanistic interpretability research
Other technical AI safety research
ML engineering
Web development
UX design
Data science
If you don’t have experience in any of these but feel as though you have other relevant experience, we are still excited for you to take part!
When is InterpVis?
The main hackathon will be held Saturday 13th April, 11am - 6pm and Sunday 14th April, 11am - 6pm, with presentations and socialising from 6:30pm on the Sunday
Where is InterpVis?
InterpVis will be held at the new LISA offices:
LISA,
25 Holywell Row,
London
EC2A 4XE
Please note you will not be able to take part virtually. If you are unable to be in the office for the entirety of the hackathon, but can be there in-person for some of the event, please get in contact with one of the organisers.
What will be provided for me during the event?
You can expect the following things to be provided for you for free during the event:
Catered lunch on both days
Dinner on Sunday 14th
Snacks and drinks
Compute, provided via Vast AI
Wifi and office equipment, including monitors
What are the team sizes?
Teams can be anywhere between 2-4 people in size.
How is the winner decided?
The winner will be decided via a vote from all the participants. Participants will not be allowed to vote for their own project.
Will there be a prize for winning?
A monetary prize of £100 will be provided for the winning team. The real prize though is making something cool!
Do you have a Code of Conduct?
Yes, it is available to view here.
How do I sign up?
Entries
Overview
Resources
Schedule
Entries
Overview
Mechanistic interpretability is an exciting and fast growing field, giving researchers the first opportunity to truly understand how models work. A lot of the best work utilises clever ways to visualise circuits and features, enabling humans to see patterns which lead to new discoveries. Despite this, the tools used for these visualisations are underdeveloped, blocking the way to faster progress.
Join us at the LISA offices for InterpVis, the first mechanistic interpretability hackathon with a focus on creating visualisations. Work with technical AI safety researchers and software engineers to create new tools for better understanding and utilising mech interp results. Connect with others in the field, and learn new skills to aid your own research.
LISA, 25 Holywell Row, London EC2A 4XE
You can view our Code of Conduct here.
FAQs
What is InterpVis?
InterpVis is a hackathon for professional AI safety researchers and engineers, based around visualising the results of mechanistic interpretability research.
Should I take part in InterpVis?
Anyone is welcome to take part in the hackathon! However, we are especially excited for people with professional experience in at least one of the following areas to join:
Mechanistic interpretability research
Other technical AI safety research
ML engineering
Web development
UX design
Data science
If you don’t have experience in any of these but feel as though you have other relevant experience, we are still excited for you to take part!
When is InterpVis?
The main hackathon will be held Saturday 13th April, 11am - 6pm and Sunday 14th April, 11am - 6pm, with presentations and socialising from 6:30pm on the Sunday
Where is InterpVis?
InterpVis will be held at the new LISA offices:
LISA,
25 Holywell Row,
London
EC2A 4XE
Please note you will not be able to take part virtually. If you are unable to be in the office for the entirety of the hackathon, but can be there in-person for some of the event, please get in contact with one of the organisers.
What will be provided for me during the event?
You can expect the following things to be provided for you for free during the event:
Catered lunch on both days
Dinner on Sunday 14th
Snacks and drinks
Compute, provided via Vast AI
Wifi and office equipment, including monitors
What are the team sizes?
Teams can be anywhere between 2-4 people in size.
How is the winner decided?
The winner will be decided via a vote from all the participants. Participants will not be allowed to vote for their own project.
Will there be a prize for winning?
A monetary prize of £100 will be provided for the winning team. The real prize though is making something cool!
Do you have a Code of Conduct?
Yes, it is available to view here.
How do I sign up?
Entries
Overview
Resources
Schedule
Entries
Overview
Mechanistic interpretability is an exciting and fast growing field, giving researchers the first opportunity to truly understand how models work. A lot of the best work utilises clever ways to visualise circuits and features, enabling humans to see patterns which lead to new discoveries. Despite this, the tools used for these visualisations are underdeveloped, blocking the way to faster progress.
Join us at the LISA offices for InterpVis, the first mechanistic interpretability hackathon with a focus on creating visualisations. Work with technical AI safety researchers and software engineers to create new tools for better understanding and utilising mech interp results. Connect with others in the field, and learn new skills to aid your own research.
LISA, 25 Holywell Row, London EC2A 4XE
You can view our Code of Conduct here.
FAQs
What is InterpVis?
InterpVis is a hackathon for professional AI safety researchers and engineers, based around visualising the results of mechanistic interpretability research.
Should I take part in InterpVis?
Anyone is welcome to take part in the hackathon! However, we are especially excited for people with professional experience in at least one of the following areas to join:
Mechanistic interpretability research
Other technical AI safety research
ML engineering
Web development
UX design
Data science
If you don’t have experience in any of these but feel as though you have other relevant experience, we are still excited for you to take part!
When is InterpVis?
The main hackathon will be held Saturday 13th April, 11am - 6pm and Sunday 14th April, 11am - 6pm, with presentations and socialising from 6:30pm on the Sunday
Where is InterpVis?
InterpVis will be held at the new LISA offices:
LISA,
25 Holywell Row,
London
EC2A 4XE
Please note you will not be able to take part virtually. If you are unable to be in the office for the entirety of the hackathon, but can be there in-person for some of the event, please get in contact with one of the organisers.
What will be provided for me during the event?
You can expect the following things to be provided for you for free during the event:
Catered lunch on both days
Dinner on Sunday 14th
Snacks and drinks
Compute, provided via Vast AI
Wifi and office equipment, including monitors
What are the team sizes?
Teams can be anywhere between 2-4 people in size.
How is the winner decided?
The winner will be decided via a vote from all the participants. Participants will not be allowed to vote for their own project.
Will there be a prize for winning?
A monetary prize of £100 will be provided for the winning team. The real prize though is making something cool!
Do you have a Code of Conduct?
Yes, it is available to view here.
How do I sign up?
Entries
Overview
Resources
Schedule
Entries
Overview
Mechanistic interpretability is an exciting and fast growing field, giving researchers the first opportunity to truly understand how models work. A lot of the best work utilises clever ways to visualise circuits and features, enabling humans to see patterns which lead to new discoveries. Despite this, the tools used for these visualisations are underdeveloped, blocking the way to faster progress.
Join us at the LISA offices for InterpVis, the first mechanistic interpretability hackathon with a focus on creating visualisations. Work with technical AI safety researchers and software engineers to create new tools for better understanding and utilising mech interp results. Connect with others in the field, and learn new skills to aid your own research.
LISA, 25 Holywell Row, London EC2A 4XE
You can view our Code of Conduct here.
FAQs
What is InterpVis?
InterpVis is a hackathon for professional AI safety researchers and engineers, based around visualising the results of mechanistic interpretability research.
Should I take part in InterpVis?
Anyone is welcome to take part in the hackathon! However, we are especially excited for people with professional experience in at least one of the following areas to join:
Mechanistic interpretability research
Other technical AI safety research
ML engineering
Web development
UX design
Data science
If you don’t have experience in any of these but feel as though you have other relevant experience, we are still excited for you to take part!
When is InterpVis?
The main hackathon will be held Saturday 13th April, 11am - 6pm and Sunday 14th April, 11am - 6pm, with presentations and socialising from 6:30pm on the Sunday
Where is InterpVis?
InterpVis will be held at the new LISA offices:
LISA,
25 Holywell Row,
London
EC2A 4XE
Please note you will not be able to take part virtually. If you are unable to be in the office for the entirety of the hackathon, but can be there in-person for some of the event, please get in contact with one of the organisers.
What will be provided for me during the event?
You can expect the following things to be provided for you for free during the event:
Catered lunch on both days
Dinner on Sunday 14th
Snacks and drinks
Compute, provided via Vast AI
Wifi and office equipment, including monitors
What are the team sizes?
Teams can be anywhere between 2-4 people in size.
How is the winner decided?
The winner will be decided via a vote from all the participants. Participants will not be allowed to vote for their own project.
Will there be a prize for winning?
A monetary prize of £100 will be provided for the winning team. The real prize though is making something cool!
Do you have a Code of Conduct?
Yes, it is available to view here.
How do I sign up?
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Beside the remote and virtual participation, our amazing organizers also host local hackathon locations where you can meet up in-person and connect with others in your area.
The in-person events for the Apart Sprints are run by passionate individuals just like you! We organize the schedule, speakers, and starter templates, and you can focus on engaging your local research, student, and engineering community.
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