Aaron Mueller (@amuuueller) on X (Twitter)

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Aaron Mueller is a creator on X (Twitter) in the 1K–2K follower range, publishing for AI/ML researchers, grad students and academics working on mechanistic interpretability, causal methods and NLP/LLMs, based in United States. Profile last checked 2026-07-07.

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Asst. Prof. in CS at @BU_Tweets ≡ {Mechanistic, causal} {interpretability, NLP}

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Recurring topics: mechanistic interpretability workshops, LLM behavior analysis, academic conference presence, generalization limits of interpretability methods

Audience: AI/ML researchers, grad students and academics working on mechanistic interpretability, causal methods and NLP/LLMs

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Tired of writing NeurIPS rebuttals? Take a break by registering to attend the New England Mechanistic Interpretability workshop (deadline today)!

If you'll be at ACL or ICML this year, come check out the work from our group and collaborators - summary 🧵 below. Lots to like for those into {mechanistic, developmental, pragmatic} interpretability! I'll be at ACL;…

The New England Mechanistic Interpretability (NEMI) workshop is coming to BU on Aug. 14! Join us for talks, a panel, food, and plenty of opportunities to connect with the many great researchers in the area. Register and…

Mechanisms help us understand why LLMs behave how they do, but our understanding often doesn’t generalize to new data. What’s missing here? How do we know when our evidence is reliable enough to predict future…

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