The Nonlinear Library LW - Apply to ESPR & PAIR, Rationality and AI Camps for Ages 16-21 by Anna Gajdova
May 4, 2024
02:17
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Apply to ESPR & PAIR, Rationality and AI Camps for Ages 16-21, published by Anna Gajdova on May 4, 2024 on LessWrong.
TLDR - Apply now to
ESPR and
PAIR. ESPR welcomes students between 16-19 years. PAIR is for students between 16-21 years.
The
FABRIC team is running two immersive summer workshops for mathematically talented students this year.
The
Program on AI and Reasoning (PAIR) is for students with an interest in artificial intelligence, cognition, and minds in general.
We will study how current AI systems work, mathematical theories about human minds, and how the two relate. Alumni of previous PAIR described the content as a blend of AI, mathematics and introspection, but also highlighted that a large part of the experience are informal conversations or small group activities. See the
curriculum details.
For students who are 16-21 years old
July 29th - August 8th in Somerset, United Kingdom
The
European Summer Program on Rationality (ESPR) is for students with a desire to understand themselves and the world, and interest in applied rationality.
The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from game theory, cryptography, and mathematical logic, to AI, styles of communication, and cognitive science. The goal of the program is to help students hone rigorous, quantitative skills as they acquire a toolbox of useful concepts and practical techniques applicable in all walks of life. See the
content details.
For students who are 16-19 years old
August 15th - August 25th in Oxford, United Kingdom
We encourage all Lesswrong readers interested in these topics who are within the respective age windows to apply!
Both programs are free for accepted students, travel scholarships are available. Apply to both camps
here. The application deadline is Sunday May 19th.
If you know people within the age window who might enjoy these camps, please send them the link to the
FABRIC website which has an overview of all our camps.
Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org
TLDR - Apply now to
ESPR and
PAIR. ESPR welcomes students between 16-19 years. PAIR is for students between 16-21 years.
The
FABRIC team is running two immersive summer workshops for mathematically talented students this year.
The
Program on AI and Reasoning (PAIR) is for students with an interest in artificial intelligence, cognition, and minds in general.
We will study how current AI systems work, mathematical theories about human minds, and how the two relate. Alumni of previous PAIR described the content as a blend of AI, mathematics and introspection, but also highlighted that a large part of the experience are informal conversations or small group activities. See the
curriculum details.
For students who are 16-21 years old
July 29th - August 8th in Somerset, United Kingdom
The
European Summer Program on Rationality (ESPR) is for students with a desire to understand themselves and the world, and interest in applied rationality.
The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from game theory, cryptography, and mathematical logic, to AI, styles of communication, and cognitive science. The goal of the program is to help students hone rigorous, quantitative skills as they acquire a toolbox of useful concepts and practical techniques applicable in all walks of life. See the
content details.
For students who are 16-19 years old
August 15th - August 25th in Oxford, United Kingdom
We encourage all Lesswrong readers interested in these topics who are within the respective age windows to apply!
Both programs are free for accepted students, travel scholarships are available. Apply to both camps
here. The application deadline is Sunday May 19th.
If you know people within the age window who might enjoy these camps, please send them the link to the
FABRIC website which has an overview of all our camps.
Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org