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  • Alexander
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    Slocum

    Walter M May and A Hazel May Professor of Mechanical Engineering
    Primary DLC
    Department of Mechanical Engineering

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    MIT Room
    3-445
    Phone
    (603) 591-7505
    slocum@mit.edu
  • Elsa
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    Olivetti

    Jerry McAfee (1940) Professor in Engineering
    Primary DLC
    Department of Materials Science and Engineering

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    MIT Room
    8-403
    Phone
    (617) 253-0877
    elsao@mit.edu
  • Aude Oliva - 2019 Vienna Conference

    April 3, 2019Conference Video Duration: 47:54

    MIT Quest for Intelligence

    Imagine if the next breakthrough in artificial intelligence came from the root of intelligence itself: the human brain. At a time of rapid advances in intelligence research across many disciplines, the Intelligence Quest will encourage researchers to investigate the societal implications of their work as they pursue hard problems lying beyond the current horizon of what is known. Some of these advances may be foundational in nature, involving new insight into human intelligence, and new methods to allow machines to learn effectively. Others may be practical tools for use in a wide array of research endeavors, such as disease diagnosis, drug discovery, materials and manufacturing design, automated systems, synthetic biology, and finance. Today we set out to answer two big questions: How does human intelligence work in engineering terms? And how can we use that deep grasp of human intelligence to build wiser and more useful machines, to the benefit of society?
     
    2019 MIT Europe Conference in Vienna
  • Peter
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    Associate Director of Engineering
    Primary DLC
    MIT Open Learning

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    NE49-2120
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    pdpinch@mit.edu
  • Dongkeun
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    Magnet Engineer
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    Plasma Science and Fusion Center

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    dk_park@mit.edu
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    Richard
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    ibutter@mit.edu
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    ibutter@mit.edu
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    Software Engineer
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    MIT Quest for Intelligence

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    (617) 253-2590
    kvg0@mit.edu
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    Pinch

    Associate Director of Engineering
    Primary DLC
    MIT Open Learning

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    pdpinch@mit.edu
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    Research Engineer
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    Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics

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    MIT Room
    33-407
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    (617) 452-3044
    jthomas4@mit.edu

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