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Dimitri Lozeve

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Research engineer working on #NLP models for law. Here for discussions about #mathematics, #stats, #MachineLearning, #nlp, #optimization... lozeve.com

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Dimitri Lozeve @dimitri.lozeve.com · 05/10/2026

The official "popular information" article from the Nobel Prize committee is a very good exposition for non-specialists: www.nobelprize.org/prizes/medic...

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Dimitri Lozeve @dimitri.lozeve.com · 01/10/2026

Google has released WeatherNext 3, their new weather model: blog.google/innovation-a... It is interesting because the AI model does not rely solely on numerical simulations: it incorporates live data from satellites, which apparently increases the accuracy for fast-changing meteorological events

Figure from the article: The end-to-end WeatherNext 3 system architecture

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Dimitri Lozeve @dimitri.lozeve.com · 23/09/2026

📄 Large AI models are cultural and social technologies www.science.org/stoken/autho... I found this article very interesting, as a counter-narrative to the common description of LLMs as abstract entities with vague definitions ("agents", "AGI", etc) ⤵️

Screenshot of the first page of the paper

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Dimitri Lozeve @dimitri.lozeve.com · 14/09/2026

"Does AI Assistance Enhance or Erode Expertise? Evidence from a Three-Month Field Experiment in Patent Drafting" www.nber.org/papers/w35720 New paper by David Autor et al, that studies the impact of AI usage on professional expertise with a pre-registered statistical study, on patent lawyers ⤵️

Figure 3 from the paper: Performance Distributions of Treated and Untreated Subjects on Redlining Task: Overall and by Experience Level

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Dimitri Lozeve @dimitri.lozeve.com · 04/06/2026

If you want some positive, hopeful news, there are some incredible recent advances in cancer research: www.abundanceandgrowth.org/p/cancer-bre...

Survival curves comparing daraxonrasib versus chemotherapy for patients with pancreatic cancer with RAS G12 mutations. Credit: NEJM. (From the linked article)

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Dimitri Lozeve @dimitri.lozeve.com · 21/05/2026

New blog post! I'm currently exploring all kinds of #scheduling algorithms, and I stumbled upon "Johnson's Rule". It's a very simple way to find the optimal ordering of a series of tasks that need to go through two steps (machine A and machine B) in order: lozeve.com/posts/johnso... #optimization

The optimal schedule of a random project, computed with Johnson's Rule

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