nikolaos vasiloglou
@vasiloglou
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For many years, I have worked with my good friends Dimitris Gavrilis and George Georgoulas and a team of developers to create a platform for organizing conferences. We all share a passion for academic conferences, and we always wanted to make the organiza…
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One of my favorite tasks is going through the content of AI/ML conferences and creating a 1-hour presentation, about papers, tutorials and workshops that I liked and I think are worth digging into. Last June I posted Trends in ML…
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Last month, I did what I enjoy the most in my work. I spent 100 hours going through the ICLR 2022 papers and I made a deck with the papers that I liked. In this RelationalAI blogpost you will find a one pager summary, a deck, a 56…
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@chelsearustrum Hi @chelsearustrum we need a speaker/panelist for this workshop at @NeurIPSConf (top AI academic conference). It is about the economics of privacy and data labor. We are trying to setup the goals of academic research for data markets.
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April 1st was my 4 year mark with RelationalAI It is always good to know that our efforts are recognized by the investor community.
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I am happy to start organizing meetups again. We are building a great lineup of speakers (I enjoyed this work back from my days when I was organizing MLconf) in the area of Knowledge Graphs. Last Wednesday, we had our kick-off meeting for the Graph Thinki…
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RT @andy_pavlo: Vaccination DB Talk Booster #9: @mbravenboer presents @RelationalAI: RAI is a knowledge graph DB b…
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A lot of people argue that athletes from countries at war should not be banned from sports events. While many Germans didn't support Hitler and many Russians do not support Putin, it is not a valid assumption to believe that athletes are by default, not…
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There is not much I can do about what is happening in Ukraine. The most useful thing would be to fight the Russian Propaganda with Knowledge. Here are three books that describe what is happening now: - "The Road to Unfreedom" de…
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We don't always get to spend as much time with our kids doing things that are fun for them and fun for us. My oldest daughter (12 years old) loves Crochet. When she asked me, what I want for the holidays, I asked her to make a Klein bottle hat for me. Tha…
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Chatbots are pretty boring and they are supposed to be the UI of the future. If you want to keep your customers happy, then your bot needs to have humor. Watch Tony Veale talking about the neurosymbolic theory of humor. If you like the talk then read the…
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A lot of problems can be solved with good engineering, but it is always amazing when you can solve a problem by groundbreaking and fundamental thinking and prove it mathematically. Todd Veldhuizen along with other scientists at RelationalAI have reinvente…
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30 years ago nobody believed that it was possible to take the ontology that constitutes a store and create an online store. In the baby stages of the World Wide Web, a new framework HTML was born that enabled the easy conversion of an ontology to a naviga…
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We all struggle to find time to spend with our kids on the things we love doing. Here is a list of fun math books that you can read with your kids. School teaches kids to hate math as something evil and boring (and I agree they are doing the best they can…
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I have spent about 100 hours going through the papers/workshops and presentations of ICLR 2021. In the following blogpost you will find a summary of conference along with the current trends. About 70% of the conference was about Language Models. I will be…
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I have been reading a lot lately. I enjoyed this book a lot. The theory about computational humor is fascinating and pretty inspiring. So @YulleYi and I invited Tony Veale to give a talk at RelationalAI. Join this free virtual eve…
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RT @molhamaref: @arnabdotorg We are working on it. Check out Rel at More of a calculus than an algebra.
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