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World‑premiere rock opera “1972” dramatizes a pregnant woman’s escape, underground abortion network, and rail‑riding outcasts, written by Chadwick Stokes and Jessie Nelson.
Midnight pre‑order pickup line for ACOTAR 6 at Lovestruck Books & Cafe, Cambridge.
Discussion and activation of Moholy‑Nagy’s 1930 Light Prop at Harvard Art Museums.
No event tonight at Lizard Lounge, 1667 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge; see the calendar for upcoming events.
Jacob Andreas presents procedures for training language models to introspect, improving their self‑description, predictability, and user control.
Vinayak Bansal presents “Learning to Predict Failure,” discussing a task‑general model where agents abort doomed attempts to improve learning efficiency.
Free conversation classes for international students, scholars, and spouses meet at tables in MIT’s W11-190, with lunch‑time informal chat on Thursdays.
Olivia Pomerenk presents mathematical models of capillary particle assemblies and wake‑vortex interactions in fluid systems at Building 2, Cambridge.