I am a machine learning researcher, curious about the nature of intelligence. I’ve been fortunate to spend time at the University of Cambridge with Ferenc Huszár, the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems with Bernhard Schölkopf, and interned at Meta FAIR in New York.
My work is guided by two intertwined questions:
How can principles from nature guide the design of learning systems?
→ This underpins my recent physics of learning programme.
How can we identify fundamental laws of nature directly from data?
→ This includes causal de Finetti line of work on the statistical foundations of causality and building a foundation model for in-context causal inference on scientific applications.
My long-term interest is AI + Science: helping build a physics-inspired mathematical theory of intelligence and using AI to accelerate scientific discovery.
Interested in collaborations? Email: sguo26v@gmail.com.
Prospective students. If you are interested in working with me on the science of AI and/or AI for Science, please email me with your CV and a short research statement. See current students and alumni.
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PhD in Machine Learning, 2021
University of Cambridge and Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems
Msc in Machine Learning, 2020
University College London
Bachelor and Master in Mathematics, 2015
University of Cambridge