off to [ML@]Aussois
![Hopefully, I'll spend the whole of next week in Aussois, Savoie, for a Fall ML school with privacy components, organised by Julien Stoehr (Dauphine), Pierre Gloaguen, and Nicolas Jouvin. Since this is the first time I return to Aussois since 2007 (!), due to difficulties in securing a workshop week long enough in advance (and some complaints from participants to O'Bayes 2003 at the [quite relative] difficulty of getting there, which is only real on national train strikes), I have high expectations of mountaineering with Baptiste, a local guide who took us to the top of Dent Parrachée in 2003, despite a scary slip of mine on a steep section!](https://i0.wp.com/xianblog.fr/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/screenshot-2025-10-29-at-21-24-59-autumn-school-on-recent-advances-in-machine-learning-sciencesconf.org_.png?resize=450%2C305&ssl=1)
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