Congratulations to Our 2025 GraduatesCDS introduces the class of 2025: a new generation of data scientists whose work spans ML theory, scientific computing, fairness, and more.Just nowJust now
AI in Military Decision Support: Balancing Capabilities with RiskCDS Faculty Fellow Tim G. J. Rudner and colleagues at CSET outline responsible practices for deploying AI in military decision-making.2d ago2d ago
When Language Models Grade, the Average Score WinsAveraging LLMs’ full judgment distributions, instead of picking the most likely score, boosts grading accuracy without retraining.May 9May 9
When Good Data Is Scarce, Planning Beats Reinforcement Learning in AI Decision-MakingWhen AI can’t rely on good data, planning ahead beats traditional reinforcement learning.May 7May 7
AI Diagnostic Tools Improve When They Consider Patient History, Not Just the Latest ScanAI diagnostic models perform more accurately — and more equitably — when they account for a patient’s past reports as well as current…May 2May 2
CDS Researchers Make Strong Showing at ICLR 2025Thirty-seven CDS researchers had papers accepted to ICLR 2025, with several receiving Spotlight recognition.Apr 30Apr 30
Why Win Rate Should Be the Guiding Principle in Preference LearningCDS’ Lily H. Zhang and Rajesh Ranganath show why win rate should be the standard for evaluating models trained on preference data.Apr 25Apr 25
Seeing the Unseeable: How AI Reveals Atomic-Level Dynamics in NanoparticlesA new AI technique lets scientists watch atoms move in real time, revealing previously unseen surface dynamics.Apr 23Apr 23
AI Isn’t Always Helpful — and Researchers Have Found a Way to Know WhenCDS Faculty Fellow Umang Bhatt and visiting researcher Valerie Chen present MODISTE, a system that learns when a user benefits from AI…Apr 18Apr 18
Training Transformers: Formal Languages as the Key to Efficient LearningPretraining transformers on formal languages improves learning efficiency and boosts generalization in syntax tasks.Apr 17Apr 17