
Assistant Professor at Harvard University @KempnerInst and SEAS | Fitness enthusiast | (He/Him/His)
Joined May 2009
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I am looking forward to talking about online reinforcement learning for digital health interventions in the dyadic setting in tomorrow’s Decision, Risk and Operations Seminar at the Columbia Business School!
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Five Harvard SEAS computer science graduate students—Prashanth Amireddy, Tian (Sunny) Qin, Paula Rodriguez-Diaz, Itai Shapira and Kevin Zhang—have been named 2027 Siebel Scholars. Congratulations! bit.ly/4znRkYj
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Long overdue announcement: thrilled to see Sunny Qin @sunnytqin and Paula Rodriguez-Diaz @paularodrid named 2027 Siebel Scholars! 🎉 So proud of these two rising stars.
seas.harvard.edu/news/five-p…
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📢✨Excited to announce this year's lineup for the 2026-27 Kempner Seminar Series, which kicks off Oct. 16! Check out the full speaker lineup for what promises to be a great series on the latest research related to natural and artificial intelligence! bit.ly/4j7PeHf
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My flight last night was delayed (thanks @Delta!) so I used the 'bonus' time to (finally, after lots of procrastination) put together (i.e. vibe-code) a website for my OT course at @Harvard (CS 2840, Fall '25) dmelis.github.io/otml-course….
Building Comparative Motivation Profiles with Symmetric Belief Editing will appear at NeurIPS.
We refined the methodology and messaging of our performative misalignment work. We are excited to extend this to white-box auditing.
by @David00845018 @1700x0 @MinTaywon @JinghuaO via @MATSprogram
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Kianté Brantley retweeted
Go talk to Nathan. He might even tell you how he crushed the nanogpt speedrun record for a few hours with a new LM head
Attending @COLM_conf this week! I'll be presenting this paper on the softmax - or gradient - bottleneck (Thursday, 4:40pm)
My DMs are open if you want to reach out :)
Kianté Brantley retweeted
Attending @COLM_conf this week! I'll be presenting this paper on the softmax - or gradient - bottleneck (Thursday, 4:40pm)
My DMs are open if you want to reach out :)
If you're at COLM, be sure to chat with Nathan—he's fantastic!
Attending @COLM_conf this week! I'll be presenting this paper on the softmax - or gradient - bottleneck (Thursday, 4:40pm)
My DMs are open if you want to reach out :)
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We'd love your opinion! The quick poll below decides what our @MOSS_workshop panel will debate.
Please vote and share! 🌱
Help us shape the panel at MOSS @COLM_conf !
We've put together a quick poll. Questions with the most split opinions will become panel discussion topics.
Vote: form.typeform.com/to/UOyzADc…
See more info on our website: sites.google.com/view/moss-c…
Kianté Brantley retweeted
Sampling to Reinforce
(srush.github.io/sampling-to-…)
An elementary tutorial on sampling w/o randomness with a focus on gaining intuition for variance reduction as the key challenge.
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Pumped for this!
alright guys I'll have the pleasure this week to interview @mrdrozdov from databricks on all thing retrievals like:
- RL for knowledge agents
- learning representation program for retrieval
- place of harness in all that
if you have any questions on retrieval shoot it my way
Kianté Brantley retweeted
I am really looking forward to talking on online RL for digital health interventions in the dyadic setting at a joint CLIMB and Neyman seminar at UC Berkeley tomorrow! For info, see cdss.berkeley.edu/events/cli…
I like this goal a lot!
If all computer scientists do is create superhuman AI, we will have failed. Our goal must be to make *humans* smarter.
One of my 2026 teaching goals is to teach students to master the difficult art of using AI agents in ways the students get smarter, not dumber.
Lesson ideas?
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Kianté Brantley retweeted
The Murphy lab welcomes new postdoc Jixin Li, who just finished his PhD at Northeastern!
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New work from the lab by Nathan taking on the overall suite training process and usage. Very nice benefits in training compute, and the alignment buys significant gains in speculative decoding





























