Jakub Smékal
I am a Stanford PhD student working at the intersection of AI, neuroscience, and physics. I am advised by Scott Linderman. In my PhD, I study both biological and artifical intelligence using tools from physics and mathematics. I am particularly interested in understanding the nature of intelligent behavior and applying that knowledge to create useful and safe solutions to humanity's problems.
Contact: jsmekal at stanford dot eduResearch
Jakub Smékal, Jimmy T.H. Smith, Michael Kleinman, Dan Biderman, Scott Linderman (2024). Towards a theory of learning dynamics in deep state space models. Next Generation of Sequence Modeling Architectures Workshop at ICML 2024.
Daniel Ari Friedman, Jakub Smékal (2023). Generative Research Teams: Active Inference Compositions For Research and Meta-Science. Preprint.
Jakub Smékal, Daniel Ari Friedman (2023). Generalized Notation Notation for Active Inference Models. Preprint.
Richard Blythman, Mohamed Arshath, Jakub Smékal, Hithesh Shaji, Salvatore Vivona, Tyrone Dunmore (2022). Libraries, Integrations and Hubs for Decentralized AI using IPFS. Preprint.
Richard Blythman, Mohamed Arshath, Salvatore Vivona, Jakub Smékal, Hithesh Shaji (2022). Decentralized Technologies for AI Hubs. Workshop on Decentralization and Machine Learning in Web3 at NeurIPS 2022.
Shady El Damaty, Jakub Smékal (2022). Simulations for Open Science Token Communities: Designing the Knowledge Commons. Workshop on Decentralization and Machine Learning in Web3 at NeurIPS 2022.
Jakub Smékal, Arhan Choudhury, Amit Kumar Singh, Shady El Damaty, Daniel Friedman (2022). Active Blockference: cadCAD with Active Inference for cognitive systems modeling. Third International Workshop on Active Inference at ECML PKDD 2022.
Daniel Friedman, Shaun Applegate-Swanson, Arhan Choudhury, RJ Cordes, Shady El Damaty, Avel Guénin—Carlut, V. Bleu Knight, Ivan Metelkin, Siddhant Shrivastava, Amit Kumar Singh, Jakub Smékal, Caleb Tuttle, Alexander Vyatkin (2022). An Active Inference Ontology for Decentralized Science: from Situated Sensemaking to the Epistemic Commons. Preprint.