Alek Westover
Right now I'm working on AI safety at Redwood Research.
I recently graduated from MIT where I studied Math, CS and AI.
Before working on AI safety I did theoretical comptuer science research
(data structures, online algorithms, and algorithmic graph theory).
Alek's CV
Email: alek dot westover at gmail dot com
Blog
I occasionally put some unpolished thoughts on my blog here. My posts fall into the following categories:
- Technical notes (Math/TCS/ML/AI Safety).
- Life Optimization.
- Philosophy.
Publications
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"Listing 6-Cycles in Sparse Graphs" (ITCS'25)
Virginia Vassilevska Williams, Alek Westover -
"The Diamond Test: A Novel Direct Sum / Affinity Test" (ITCS'25)
Alek Westover, Edward Yu, Kai Zheng -
"When to Give Up on a Parallel Implementation" (ITCS'25)
Nathan S. Sheffield, Alek Westover -
"Interrater Reliability Estimation via Maximum Likelihood for Gwet’s Chance Agreement Model." (OJoS'24)
Westover, Alek M., Tara M. Westover, and M. Brandon Westover. -
“A Nearly Quadratic Improvement for Memory Reallocation” (SPAA'24) (Slides)
Martin Farach-Colton, William Kuszmaul, Nathan Sheffield, and Alek Westover -
“Scheduling Jobs with Work-Inefficient Parallel Solutions” (SPAA'24) (Slides)
William Kuszmaul and Alek Westover -
“Complexity of Multiple-Hamiltonicity in Graphs of Bounded Degree”
Brian Liu, Nathan S. Sheffield, Alek Westover -
“On the Relationship Between Several Variants of the Linear Hashing Conjecture”
Alek Westover -
“The Variable-Processor Cup Game” (ITCS'21) (Slides)
William Kuszmaul and Alek Westover -
“Cache-Efficient Parallel-Partition Algorithms using Exclusive-Read-and-Write Memory” (SPAA'20) (Animation) (GitHub)
William Kuszmaul and Alek Westover