Researcher · Academic
David Bau
Northeastern UniversityAssistant Professor of Computer Science
David Bau helped develop Network Dissection to identify what individual parts of an image recognition model respond to.[1] He co-created ROME, a way to edit specific facts in a language model.[2] He directs the National Deep Inference Fabric, which gives researchers access to the inner workings of large AI models.[3]
Career & education
Northeastern University2022-present
Harvard University2021-2022
Google2004-2016
MIT
Cornell UniversityWork and education history is primarily focused on AI-relevant roles and may not be comprehensive.
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References
- David Bau — Network Dissectionbaulab.info
Bau describes how Network Dissection identifies the concepts that individual units respond to.
- Locating and Editing Factual Associations in GPTrome.baulab.info
Credits Bau as an equal contributor and describes ROME’s method for editing factual associations.
- David Bau — Northeastern Universitynews.northeastern.edu
Identifies Bau as NDIF director and describes its work on opening AI models to study.
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