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Internship - Machine Learning Research (recurrent models | generative models | interpretability)

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For current studentsJob title: Internship - Machine Learning Research (recurrent models | generative models | interpretability)

What you’ll work on

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  • Explore new ML methods and challenge existing metrics or protocols

  • Develop new theories that change how ML is understood

  • Investigate recurrent models, generative models, interpretability, and alignment

  • Publish research in international conferences

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Explore new methods, challenge existing metrics or protocols
develop new insightful theories that will change the way we understand machine learning
with particular attention to recurrent models, generative models, interpretability, and alignment
publish ground-breaking research in international conferences

What you’ll bring

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  • Passion for machine learning research
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looking for passionate researcher

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About the role

We file this job under Data Scientist, by the work the posting describes.

Data scientists use statistics and models to answer harder questions, such as whether a change worked, what demand will look like next quarter, or which customers are likely to leave.

Postings usually ask for Python or R, SQL, statistics, experiment design and common machine learning methods.

Unlike an ML engineer, a data scientist's main output is often an analysis or a first model, not software running inside a product.

US government figures for data scientists

Median yearly pay, May 2025
$120,230
Expected change, 2025 to 2035
34.6% more jobsagainst 3.5% for all jobs

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2025) and Employment Projections (2025 to 2035). Occupation code 15-2051.

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Play a part in the next revolution of machine learning research. Explore new methods, challenge existing metrics or protocols, develop new insightful theories that will change the way we understand machine learning. The Machine Learning Research team led by Samy Bengio, is looking for passionate researcher to investigate the next generation of Machine Learning techniques with particular attention to recurrent models, generative models, interpretability, and alignment. As a member of the MLR team, you will work on some of the most challenging scientific questions, collaborate with world-class machine learning researchers, push forward innovative research agendas and publish ground-breaking research in international conferences.
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