🔥 News - 2nd Unlearning and Model Editing Workshop and Challenge at #ICCV2025 📃 Call for papers ready and OpenReview accepting submissions: bit.ly/4knWGv2 🧩 New challenge on #Unlearning bit.ly/43GkzbK / unlearning.iab-rubric.org/ Best performers in paper!

🧠 Proud to be co-organizing U&ME again — now in its 3rd edition! Unlearning & model editing have gone from niche to essential: privacy, safety, keeping models current. If that's your space, come share it in Malmö 🇸🇪 👇 #ECCV #computervision #unlearning

📢CPF: U&ME Workshop @ ECCV 2026 @eccvconf We invite submissions on machine unlearning, model editing, and related topics including efficient adaptation, and responsible AI. Details at: sites.google.com/view/u-and-… @_iAc #ECCV #ECCV2026 #Unlearning #AIsafety #ResponsibleAI

Excited to share my work at Meta. Knowledge Distillation has been gaining traction for LLM utility. We find that distilled models don't just improve performance, they also memorize significantly less training data than standard fine-tuning (reducing memorization by >50%). 🧵

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Revoking visas to Chinese PhD students is economically shortsighted and inhumane. Most Chinese PhD students stay in the U.S. after graduation (first image, stats from 2022). They're staying and building technology in the U.S., not taking it to China. Immigrant students create startup companies that employ Americans (second image, stats from 2018). I couldn't find stats for Chinese students specifically but anecdotally they are a significant force powering GenAI and LLM companies. These are the next $1B companies that are going to hire thousands of people even as other jobs are automated. There are no real "secrets" in academic GenAI. Everything is open-source. What is the security risk? It's a much higher risk to give DeepSeek and others an advantage in hiring the most talented young researchers in these areas by preventing them from coming to the U.S. Revoking visas for these students destroys American innovation for no benefit. It's also unfair and inhumane. In my experience, Chinese PhD students are hardworking young researchers interested in their fields of study and being part of the cutting edge of academic and industrial innovation. They aren't geopolitical pawns. Stop implementing policies that treat them that way.