Artificial Intelligence – MIT Spectrum

Researchers studying how machine learning will impact future employment have found that, in most occupations, humans and machines will need to work together because they provide different skills. Illustration: Niki Hinkle

Summer 2019

Reinventing Jobs

Researchers measure the suitability of machine learning in the workplace

Jessica Van Brummelen assists a high school student during an App Inventor workshop. Photo: Sarah Bastille

Summer 2019

App Magic

Jessica Van Brummelen finds purpose in software development

MIT Provost Martin Schmidt SM '83, PhD ’88 discusses the vision for the college with reporters. Photo: John Gillooly

Summer 2019

Teach: The Academic Symposium

The panel discussion on ethics and AI featured, from left: Thomas L. Friedman, New York Times columnist; Ursula Burns, executive chairman and CEO, VEON, Ltd.; Jennifer Chayes, technical fellow and managing director, Microsoft Research New England, New York City, and Montreal; Ash Carter, director of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard Kennedy School, and former US secretary of defense; Darren Walker, president, Ford Foundation; Megan Smith, founder and CEO of shift7 and former US chief technology officer; and Joi Ito, director, MIT Media Lab. Photo: Rose Lincoln

Summer 2019

Celebrate: The College

A visitor to the student expo tries on the Thinking Cap designed by Nataliya Kosmyna (left), a postdoctoral fellow in the MIT Media Lab. Photo: Rose Lincoln

Summer 2019

Explore: The Student Experience

Photo: Rose Lincoln

Summer 2019

Alumnus Named First Dean

Photo: Lillie Paquette

Summer 2019

Hello World, Hello MIT

Celebrating the MIT Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing

Fall 2015

Training Robots to be Better Co-Workers

Julie Shah is designing factory-based machines that will better anticipate human movement.

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MIT Roboticist Helps Google Design a Self-Flying Delivery Plane

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50 Years of Computing the Future