Prof. Ryan Kim
Ryan Sangbaek Kim, Ph.D.Neuroscientist, philosopher, and composer based in Paris. I explore emotional feedback and ethical self-regulation in AI, bridging neuroscience, psychology, and philosophy.
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[KR] 조용한 마음은 어떻게 무너지지 않는가
3년 전, 한 문장에서 막혔습니다.
“저는 괜찮아요.”
상담실에서, 가족 식탁에서, 늦은 밤의 메시지에서, 가장 흔들리던 사람들이 가장 자주 꺼내던 말. 임상가들은 오래전부터 알고 있었습니다. 이 말이 정돈되어 있을수록 그 사람은 가장 많은 일을 하고 있는 중이라는 것을.
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The Missing Coordinate in the RLHF Diversity Debate
The diversity literature on aligned language models has converged on a finding that is becoming a major research current.
Kirk and colleagues, in their ICLR 2024 work on RLHF generalisation and diversity, showed that reinforcement learning...
When Love Becomes Performance
A few years ago, I asked doctoral students a question during a seminar on close relationships.
What is the most dangerous sentence in a relationship?
Most people answered the way people usually do.
“I don’t love you anymore.”
“I can’t t...
[KR] 서로에게 최선을 다할 때, 관계는 가장 빨리 무너진다
박사과정 학생들에게
관계에서 가장 위험한 문장을
물은 적이 있습니다.
대부분은
“헤어지자.”
“실망했어.”
“이제 못 믿겠어.”
같은 말을 떠올립니다.
저는 조금 다르게 봅니다.
가장 위험한 말은
“이제 내가 노력할게”
였습니다.
그 말이 나오는 순간
사랑은 이미 사랑이 아니라
수행 과제가 됩니다.
더 다정해져야 하고
더 이해해야 하고
더 기다려야 하고
더 좋은 사람이 되...
At 3 A.M., It Was Not a Person
There are nights when a person wants to speak to someone at 3 a.m.
Most of us already know that no one will be awake in quite the right way. No one will be available without cost, without fatigue, without the next morning becoming slightly...
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Affective Sovereignty: the principle that you remain the final interpreter of your own emotional life. Psychologist, philosopher, composer. Paris.
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