HeyJaredBoston Computation Club
The Boston Computation Club is a small seminar group focused on mathematical computer science, and computational mathematics. Its name is plagiarized from the London Computation Club.
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- Sep 8, 2026
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Sum-check protocol: categorical view, Alex Sorokin (opens the original)
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Alex is a friend of mine and a mathematician. He did his PhD in mathematics with other Alex (Martsinkovsky), who has presented at the seminar group previously. We're huge fans of both Alexes at the Boston Computation Club and we hope you enjoy this talk as much as we did!
P-stability for 3-uniform Hypergraphs, Daniel Yu (opens the original)
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Today Daniel Yu gave a pure math talk on an extension he performed independently of work he had conducted during his math semester abroad in Budapest.
Understanding patterns of adoption and adaptation of open models on local systems, Woohyeuk (Kevin) Lee (opens the original)
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Today Woohyeuk (Kevin) Lee joined us to discuss local AI (and the question of just how local it really is). This is exciting work at the intersection of computer science and social science! Enjoy.
Cellular automata and artificial life in the deep learning era, Casey Martin (opens the original)
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Casey Martin is a dirtbag intellectual, local savant, and recent PhD in the Boulder metro area. He's a party favorite and today he joined us to discuss cellular automata and their generalizations. Enjoy!
06/26/26: Tracing Introspection Across Model Depth, Zach Maas (opens the original)
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Zach Maas is an independent AI safety & mechanistic interpretability researcher in Boulder, Colorado, funded by Coefficient Giving. Today Zach joined us to talk about some of his recent work tracing introspection across model depth. This is, I think, the first mech interp talk we've hosted other than ChessGPT, and it was a good one! We hope you enjoy it as much as we did!
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