In our next session on November 2nd at 3pm – 4pm Eastern time, AIXI Labs fellow Ravi Deedwania will moderate a discussion of the paper “Eliminating Meta Optimization Through Self-Referential Meta Learning” by Kirsch and Schmidhuber (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2212.14392) We will use the regular meets link (also in the UAI Reading Group calendar‘s description). If you plan…

In the next UAI research meeting on October 26th 9pm – 10pm GMT-4 (October 27th 9am – 10am Beijing time), Dr. Qian Li is scheduled to present his work. Since this next meeting will take place at a different time than usual, we recommend referring to a timezone converter if you are interested in joining.…

On Thursday October 15, 2026, from 12:00–13:30 PM (UTC-6), or 18:00–19:30 PM (UTC), our Discord community will hold a study group meeting! This is a study group organised by members of our community. The aim of this study group is to share questions, solve exercises, and discuss thoughts on AGI. The focus of this next…

In the next UAI research meeting on Oct. 12th at 3 pm EDT, Dr. Bruno Bauwens will present his work on Solomonoff induction of selected bits. We will use the regular meets link (also in the UAI Reading Group calendar‘s description). Bio Dr. Bruno Bauwens is an Associate Professor at the Higher School of Economics…

In the next UAI research meeting on Sep. 28th at 3 pm EDT, AIXI labs fellow Mikhail Mironov will discuss his recent work on stopping complexity. We will use the regular meets link (also in the UAI Reading Group calendar‘s description). Bio: Mikhail Mironov is an AI safety researcher and research manager with a PhD…

In a new blog-post on the lesswrong forum, AIXI labs fellow Mikhail Mironov explores the failure of the coding theorem for randomized stopping machines. This post explains a technical separation result in algorithmic information theory, which was derived during Mikhail Mironov’s Summer 2026 PIBBSS fellowship. The result contributes to AIXI Labs‘ research program on how…

Michele Vannucci, research fellow at AIXI labs, will discuss the paper “Imitation Learning is Probably Existentially Safe” by Cohen and Hutter at the weekly UAI research meeting today, Monday Sep. 21st at 3 pm EDT. We will use the regular meets link (also in the calendar description). Bio: Michele Vannucci recently graduated from a Master’s…