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Explore the intersection of technology, ethics, and social responsibility in computing. Leading MIT researchers will delve into topics ranging from algorithmic bias and privacy, to the societal impacts of AI, and the future of human-computer interaction. computing.mit.edu/SERCSymposium2…

In this clip from our event last week with MIT Schwarzman College of Computing, Arvind Narayanan describes how we can map out the landscape of AI along two dimensions: how well the AI tool works, and how harmful (or benign) it is. Watch a full recording of the event: youtu.be/C3TqcUEFR58

A new, multidisciplinary MIT graduate program in music technology and computation will feature faculty, labs, and curricula from across the Institute. news.mit.edu/2024/new-mit-m… MIT Music & Theater Arts MIT Schwarzman College of Computing

Optimizing complex systems with simple diagrams Gioele Zardini and Vincent Abbott have unveiled a groundbreaking method to optimize intricate systems—ranging from urban transportation networks to advanced robotics—using straightforward, napkin-sized diagrams. bit.ly/44IMGbg

Here is the recording of the Robotics Worldwide Workshop, held at MIT on April 4, 2025: youtube.com/watch?v=0OdOvk… -includes "All Robotics in 90 minutes" lightning talks and a panel discussion on the future of robotics. not for the faint of heart. #mitSparkLab MIT LIDS MIT Schwarzman College of Computing

Tuesday, April 29, 4 pm: Join us tomorrow for the final presentation in the AI4Society Seminar Series. The Brookings Institution Fellow Chinasa Okolo will give a talk on "Broadening Perspectives on African Governance in the Era of AI." bit.ly/AI4Society-Oko…

Join us tomorrow, Thursday, May 1 for a daylong series of dynamic research talks by leading MIT researchers who are exploring the intersection of technology, ethics, and social responsibility in computing. See agenda and speakers at: computing.mit.edu/SERCSymposium2…

Scientist and engineer turned entrepreneur Fariborz Maseeh ScD '90 will serve as speaker at the 2025 School of Engineering and Schwarzman College of Computing Advanced Degree Ceremony.

🚦 New tool evaluates progress in reinforcement learning. IntersectionZoo, a benchmarking tool developed by LIDS PI Cathy Wu and collaborators, uses real-world traffic problems to test progress in deep reinforcement learning algorithms. Learn more: bit.ly/4iZ1jup

What happens when you blend music and technology? MIT's Eran Egozy describes his work at the intersection of the two. youtu.be/1cJ7US9qI-c MIT EECS MIT Music & Theater Arts MIT School of Engineering MIT Schwarzman College of Computing

Henry Corrigan-Gibbs, a professor in MIT EECS, is a recipient of this year’s Jr. Bose Award. The award is given annually to outstanding contributors to education from among the faculty members who have been promoted to associate professor without tenure. engineering.mit.edu/connect/news/h…

The MIT School of Engineering and the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing celebrated the Class of 2025 at yesterday’s joint Advanced Degree Ceremony. To all of the graduates, and now alumni of MIT, congratulations!!🎓🎉🎈🥂 #MIT2025

The sweet taste of a new idea. In a new profile LIDS PI Sendhil Mullainathan discusses the lifetime of unique perspectives he brings to research in behavioral economics and machine learning. Read the article. bit.ly/3Hi72hQ

Saurabh Amin has received the 2025 Common Ground Excellence in Teaching Award for his exceptional contributions in teaching classes with substantial computing content and its positive impact on students. computing.mit.edu/news/saurabh-a…

At the MIT Ethics of Computing Research Symposium, 15 researchers shared work at the intersection of technology, ethics and social responsibility, covering topics as algorithmic bias, data privacy, AI's societal impact, and the human-machine relationship. bit.ly/SERCSymposium2…

Researchers from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and NVIDIA Research developed an algorithm that lets a robot “think ahead” and consider thousands of potential motion plans simultaneously. news.mit.edu/2025/new-syste…

"SERC is committed to driving progress at the intersection of computing, ethics, and society." news.mit.edu/2025/bringing-… MIT Schwarzman College of Computing

🎯 New adaptive control system could help autonomous drones stay on target in uncertain environments. Developed by LIDS PI Navid Azizan w/ Sunbochen Tang and Haoyuan Sun, the system automatically learns to adapt to unknown disturbances like gusting winds. bit.ly/3TlaPxA

A study by MIT researchers found that large language models used for medical treatment recommendations can be influenced by nonclinical aspects of patient messages — such as typos, extra whitespace, or colorful language. news.mit.edu/2025/llms-fact…

Congratulations to Wojciech Matusik on being named the Cadence Design Systems Professor. Matusik, a professor in MIT EECS & MIT MechE, is recognized for outstanding work in machine learning and computational design, and for his service to the community bit.ly/WMatusik