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What a Drone Sees
... reduce drone failure rates. Christine Thielman I MIT Spectrum ( Original article ) Drones go almost everywhere ... days, providing access to places too dangerous or remote for people to explore. They support disaster relief efforts and military ...
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Popular new major blends technical skills and human-centered applications
... Scott Brauer Article Author Adam Zewe I MIT News Date Published December 1, 2021 ... more passionate about understanding how technology affects people’s everyday lives. Snyder, now a junior, found a compelling mix of ...
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3Q: LIDS Affiliate Member Hamsa Balakrishnan on reimagining the future of transportation
... communications, big data analytics, and computing at large. I think MIT is a unique place because we have strengths both in the domain of ... changing nearly every system around us — including the way people and things move. Let us consider driverless cars or drones: at MIT, we ...
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A human-machine collaboration to defend against cyberattacks
... unsupervised, so it ends up showing a lot of alerts, and people end up shutting it down. The big difference is that PatternEx allows the ... a paper on). “MIT has done an incredible job since I got here 10 years ago bringing industry through the doors,” Veeramachaneni ...
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Q&A: Cathy Wu on developing algorithms to safely integrate robots into our world
... My parents always wanted a doctor in the family. However, I’m bad at following instructions and became the wrong kind of doctor! ... I decided to study engineering. I wanted to help as many people as a medical doctor could. At MIT, I looked for applications in ...
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LIDS faculty help students combine artificial intelligence with their passions
... an algorithm to detect previously unidentified mutations in people with autism which cause some cells to carry too much or too little ... the client, was another. “If something didn’t work, I could remotely connect to my computer at MIT, adjust the code, and have a new ...
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Ethical Trials, Targeted Ads
... So clinical trials instead group subjects into batches. “People have started batching on the Internet as well, because it’s just too ... ‘If you give me the number of patients you want to see, I can give you exactly the sizes of the batches you need to use.’” The ...
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IDSS Conversations: Guy Bresler
... more complicated models generally requires more data. As I get more data, can I get a better sense of what’s a good model within a ... home? A: LIDS is a wonderful place where people have a lot of freedom to think about challenging and interesting ... happening. There’s a steadily growing critical mass of people working on related questions, which creates a lot of energy. This builds ...
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Thesis Defense: Collaborative, Open, and Automated Data Science
... development process, the involvement of many different people with varying skills and roles, and the necessity of, yet difficulty in, collaborating across steps and people. In this thesis, I describe progress in two directions in supporting the development of ...
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EECS Special Seminar: Capturing Human Behavior and Language for Interactive Systems
... designers or programmers to capture manually. In this talk I will present two systems that mine and operationalize an understanding of ... large text corpora. The first system, Augur, focuses on what people *do* in daily life: capturing many thousands of relationships between ...