Karthik Viswanathan

C4.273a,

Science Park 904,

Amsterdam, Netherlands

I am a final-year PhD student at the University of Amsterdam in the Institute of Physics, working on the application of topological data analysis to understand the large scale structure of the universe and more recently, on interpretability in LLMs.

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Apr 04, 2025	🚨 Workshop Announcement: Interpretability in LLMs using Geometric and Statistical Methods I am organizing a workshop taking place on May 27-28 where we will explore recent developments in interpretability for large language models (LLMs) using geometric and statistical methods. The workshop aims to provide an accessible introduction to these approaches, discussing their potential to address key challenges in AI alignment, safety, and efficiency, while providing an overview of the current research problems in LLM interpretability. 🔗 For further details, check out the workshop page.

Apr 04, 2025

🚨 Workshop Announcement: Interpretability in LLMs using Geometric and Statistical Methods
I am organizing a workshop taking place on May 27-28 where we will explore recent developments in interpretability for large language models (LLMs) using geometric and statistical methods. The workshop aims to provide an accessible introduction to these approaches, discussing their potential to address key challenges in AI alignment, safety, and efficiency, while providing an overview of the current research problems in LLM interpretability.
🔗 For further details, check out the workshop page.