Katarina Slama
Hi! I’m Katarina and I work as a Data Scientist in the security, risk and fraud area at Intuit. Previously, I was an OpenAI Scholar. This site contains my blog for the program. I also sometimes blog on Medium and I tweet here.
I have a PhD in Neuroscience from UC Berkeley, where I studied attention using intracranial recordings in humans.
Between college and graduate school, I worked as a laboratory manager in the Nock Lab at Harvard, studying suicide and self-injury.
I have an ScB in Psychology from Brown University. As an undergraduate, I worked on research projects with Michael J. Frank (deep brain stimulation and moral decision-making) and Cynthia Garcia Coll (child development and immigration).
Before I got all focused on progressively smaller building blocks of cognition, I took a more global perspective: For my gap year before college, I worked in this refugee camp, having spent my late teens at this magical school.
Posts
OpenAI Scholars: Last Steps - A Seizure Prediction Project
OpenAI Scholars: Sixth Steps - A PyTorch Tutorial
OpenAI Scholars: Fifth Steps - The Dreaded Literature Review
OpenAI Scholars: Fourth Steps - Exploding my Activations
OpenAI Scholars: Third Steps - Making a Pytorch Dataset and Dataloader
Kata’s OpenAI Scholars Curriculum: A Living Document
OpenAI Scholars: Second Steps
How to mount an additional storage disk on your azure VM
OpenAI Scholars: First Steps
Kata’s OpenAI Scholars Curriculum: A Living Document
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