Kevin Maik Jablonka
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Notes
Unfinished thoughts, and things I am working out in public. New ones go out over
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9 Jun 2026
Why solving urgent problems relies on a different kind of “AI scientist”
15 Apr 2026
Stop Guessing, Start Investing
25 Mar 2026
Science is Too Successful
20 Mar 2026
How to Get an Interest-Free Loan
4 Mar 2026
OpenClaw Did Not Save Me
27 Jan 2026
Deep Networks as Elastic Origami
29 Dec 2025
The Geometry of Not Enough Data
31 Oct 2025
Why I Start Things Uncomfortably Early
14 Oct 2025
On Impactful Research
1 Oct 2025
Lessons Learned from Writing My First ERC Proposal
5 Aug 2025
All of AI is Context Engineering
1 Jun 2025
The Epistemic Risks of AI-Only Science
25 Apr 2025
The Optimal Amount of Wasted Research Funding Is Non-Zero
23 Apr 2025
Autoencoders as Digital Archaeologists for Spectroscopic Data
5 Apr 2025
Notes on My Peer Review Process: An Invitation to Compare Practices
5 Feb 2025
Beyond the Era of Accidental Discovery
2 Feb 2025
10 Reasons to Aim Higher. And Higher.
12 Jan 2025
Dear Claude: Are We Getting Too Close?
9 Jan 2025
Thinking aloud about the shape of scientific data
5 Jan 2025
A wise bird
5 Jan 2025
Trust Me, There’s a Method to This Madness
2 Dec 2024
Take it easy, my friend
21 Sep 2024
The Tail End
3 May 2024
Performing basic analysis of molecules generated by ML models
2 May 2024
Building a GPT that can generate molecules from scratch
2 May 2024
Building an LLM agent from scratch
24 Mar 2024
The ‘researcher’s stuff’
2 Mar 2024
Language I want to be more mindful of
2 Mar 2024
Multiple instances learning
23 Feb 2024
Developing an intuition for backpropagation
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