Jia-Bin Huang
@jbhuang0604.bsky.social
Associate Professor at UMD CS. YouTube: https://youtube.com/@jbhuang0604
Interested in how computers can learn and see.
Interested in how computers can learn and see.
This is GOAT! I now use the BUT/THEREFORE template for all my video scripts.
October 30, 2025 at 2:13 AM
This is GOAT! I now use the BUT/THEREFORE template for all my video scripts.
thanks for coming to my TED Talk
October 29, 2025 at 7:27 PM
thanks for coming to my TED Talk
Here's a simple fix:
Instead of just presenting information, tell a story.
A story about how you encounter a problem, solve it, introduce a new conflict, and resolve it, and so on.
Keep creating curiosity loops to engage/re-hook your audience.
Instead of just presenting information, tell a story.
A story about how you encounter a problem, solve it, introduce a new conflict, and resolve it, and so on.
Keep creating curiosity loops to engage/re-hook your audience.
October 29, 2025 at 7:27 PM
Here's a simple fix:
Instead of just presenting information, tell a story.
A story about how you encounter a problem, solve it, introduce a new conflict, and resolve it, and so on.
Keep creating curiosity loops to engage/re-hook your audience.
Instead of just presenting information, tell a story.
A story about how you encounter a problem, solve it, introduce a new conflict, and resolve it, and so on.
Keep creating curiosity loops to engage/re-hook your audience.
*Slides without slide titles*
When I first tried presenting WITHOUT slide titles, everything flowed so much better! (totally validated ... by me)!
Give it a shot! Once you try it, you’ll never want to go back.
When I first tried presenting WITHOUT slide titles, everything flowed so much better! (totally validated ... by me)!
Give it a shot! Once you try it, you’ll never want to go back.
July 8, 2025 at 11:26 AM
*Slides without slide titles*
When I first tried presenting WITHOUT slide titles, everything flowed so much better! (totally validated ... by me)!
Give it a shot! Once you try it, you’ll never want to go back.
When I first tried presenting WITHOUT slide titles, everything flowed so much better! (totally validated ... by me)!
Give it a shot! Once you try it, you’ll never want to go back.
*Empty initial slides*
What’s a better starting point than that default slide layout?
A completely blank slide.
It helps you explore the design space and focus on delivering a clear, compelling story.
What’s a better starting point than that default slide layout?
A completely blank slide.
It helps you explore the design space and focus on delivering a clear, compelling story.
July 8, 2025 at 11:26 AM
*Empty initial slides*
What’s a better starting point than that default slide layout?
A completely blank slide.
It helps you explore the design space and focus on delivering a clear, compelling story.
What’s a better starting point than that default slide layout?
A completely blank slide.
It helps you explore the design space and focus on delivering a clear, compelling story.
*Bullet points*
The second thing the layout prompts you to do?
("Click to add text").
Start a bullet list.
Among so many creative forms of presenting your ideas, it nudges you toward the most boring one: a list. 🔢
The second thing the layout prompts you to do?
("Click to add text").
Start a bullet list.
Among so many creative forms of presenting your ideas, it nudges you toward the most boring one: a list. 🔢
July 8, 2025 at 11:26 AM
*Bullet points*
The second thing the layout prompts you to do?
("Click to add text").
Start a bullet list.
Among so many creative forms of presenting your ideas, it nudges you toward the most boring one: a list. 🔢
The second thing the layout prompts you to do?
("Click to add text").
Start a bullet list.
Among so many creative forms of presenting your ideas, it nudges you toward the most boring one: a list. 🔢
*Slide title*
The first thing this layout does is to ask you to add a slide title.
Seems reasonable, right? visuals, this encourages you to
1) lead your presentation with text instead of visuals and
2) cram in many titles in a talk, making it harder to maintain a narrative flow.
The first thing this layout does is to ask you to add a slide title.
Seems reasonable, right? visuals, this encourages you to
1) lead your presentation with text instead of visuals and
2) cram in many titles in a talk, making it harder to maintain a narrative flow.
July 8, 2025 at 11:26 AM
*Slide title*
The first thing this layout does is to ask you to add a slide title.
Seems reasonable, right? visuals, this encourages you to
1) lead your presentation with text instead of visuals and
2) cram in many titles in a talk, making it harder to maintain a narrative flow.
The first thing this layout does is to ask you to add a slide title.
Seems reasonable, right? visuals, this encourages you to
1) lead your presentation with text instead of visuals and
2) cram in many titles in a talk, making it harder to maintain a narrative flow.
Thanks! Yup, I hope to cover some fun computer vision applications. Stay tuned!
July 2, 2025 at 7:35 AM
Thanks! Yup, I hope to cover some fun computer vision applications. Stay tuned!
Check out the video to learn this new, elegant formulation of generative models!
youtu.be/swKdn-qT47Q
youtu.be/swKdn-qT47Q
One Step, Big Leap: The Simple Idea Transforming Generative AI
YouTube video by Jia-Bin Huang
youtu.be
June 20, 2025 at 4:09 PM
Check out the video to learn this new, elegant formulation of generative models!
youtu.be/swKdn-qT47Q
youtu.be/swKdn-qT47Q