Giovanni Monea
Cornell Tech, New York
Hey there! I’m Giovanni, a third-year Computer Science PhD student at Cornell, advised by Yoav Artzi. I hold an MSc in Computer Science from EPFL and a BSc in Engineering of Computing Systems from Politecnico di Milano.
I’m fascinated by memory in machine learning. These days I mostly work on how language models build and use it, often by designing new architectures.
I’ve been lucky to work with a number of amazing collaborators. Most recently, I interned at IBM’s T.J. Watson Research Center, working with Ramón Fernandez Astudillo, and throughout my PhD I’ve also been closely mentored by Kianté Brantley. Earlier, I worked with Bob West at EPFL, and interned at Microsoft Research with Michel Galley and at Apple MLR with Edouard Grave.
News
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New preprint: The Surprising Effectiveness of Shared Memory in Looped Transformers.
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The State-Prediction Separation Hypothesis was accepted at NeurIPS 2026, and will be presented in Paris.
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New preprint: Almost Free State Prediction Separation.
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