Workshops, talks, and gatherings to get you out into Allston.
Jeff Clune will present research on how foundation models can power quality-diversity and open-ended algorithms, including work on POET, Genie, ADAS, and recursively self-improving AI. A leading AI researcher, he’ll share advances spanning agent design, learning, and AI-generated science as part of the research-level Kempner Seminar Series.
Explore eventDiyi Yang will present research on how AI can augment work by understanding users, drawing on a U.S. workforce audit and analysis of nearly 250,000 AI conversations. She’ll introduce General User Models and Next Action Prediction, frameworks for learning user context and anticipating actions, in this research-level Kempner Seminar Series talk.
Explore eventHarvard Bioengineering Assistant Professor Patrick Slade will present a vision for personalizing robotic mobility assistance beyond the lab, combining biomechanics, engineering, and translational research to address patient needs and support independence. A Stanford-trained researcher, Slade leads the Slade Lab and has earned recognition for mentorship and innovation.
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