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 ===== Curriculum Vitae =====
-| Curriculum Vitae | {{:cv-english.pdf|[PDF]}} | (updated November 2022) |
+| Curriculum Vitae | {{:cv-english.pdf| [PDF]}} | (updated November 2022) |
 ===== Short Bio =====
-Pedro A. Ortega is the founder of [[https://www.daios.ai|DAIOS AI]]. Previously he was VP of Research at Kosen Labs, and the lead of the Safety Analysis Team at [[https://www.deepmind.com|DeepMind]]. His research focuses on the formal principles of intelligent systems addressing basic questions in AGI and AGI safety research, including bounded-rational & risk-sensitive planning and causal generalization. His approach lies at the intersection between machine learning, computational neuroscience, theoretical economics, and physics. He holds a PhD in Machine Learning from the University of Cambridge (Prof. Zoubin Ghahramani), and has been a postdoc in Cambridge (Prof. Simon Godsill), Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics/Intelligent Systems (Prof. Daniel A. Braun), The Hebrew University in Jerusalem (Prof. Naftali Tishby), and University of Pennsylvania (Prof. Daniel D. Lee and Prof. Alan A. Stocker).
+Pedro A. Ortega is the founder of [[https://www.daios.ai|Daios AI]]. Previously he was VP of Research at Kosen Labs, and the lead of the Safety Analysis Team at [[https://www.deepmind.com|DeepMind]]. His research focuses on the formal principles of intelligent systems addressing basic questions in AGI and AGI safety research, including bounded-rational & risk-sensitive planning and causal generalization. His approach lies at the intersection between machine learning, computational neuroscience, theoretical economics, and physics. He holds a PhD in Machine Learning from the University of Cambridge (Prof. Zoubin Ghahramani), and has been a postdoc in Cambridge (Prof. Simon Godsill), Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics/Intelligent Systems (Prof. Daniel A. Braun), The Hebrew University in Jerusalem (Prof. Naftali Tishby), and University of Pennsylvania (Prof. Daniel D. Lee and Prof. Alan A. Stocker).