Jack Cook
Hello! I’m Jack, and I’m a first-year PhD student at MIT EECS studying machine learning for systems. I previously studied at the University of Oxford while supported by a Rhodes scholarship, and I’ve worked on LLMs at Modal, The New York Times, and NVIDIA.
I hold master’s degrees in computer science, neuroscience, and social science, and I used to be the director of HackMIT. A long time ago, I was on the founding team of Mixer (formerly Beam), acquired by Microsoft in 2018.
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Selected Publications
There’s Always a Bigger Fish: A Clarifying Analysis of a Machine-Learning-Assisted Side-Channel Attack
Jack Cook, Jules Drean, Jonathan Behrens, Mengjia Yan
ISCA 2022
Intel Hardware Security Academic Award, First Place
IEEE Micro Top Picks: Top 12 Computer Architecture Paper of the Year
MIT Robert M. Fano Award: Best EECS UROP Project
