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This is MIT CSAIL: 2024
Videographer: Mike Grimmett
Director: Rachel Gordon
PA: Alex Shipps
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MIT CSAIL Office Hours: Tom Leighton | Episode 3
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Videographer: Mike Grimmett Director: Rachel Gordon PA: Alex Shipps
Inside the lab: MIT Schwarzman College of Computing
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Videographer: Mike Grimmett Director: Rachel Gordon PA: Alex Shipps
Asking MIT CSAIL PhD students random life questions
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Videographer: Mike Grimmett Director: Rachel Gordon PA: Alex Shipps
Robotic palm mimics human touch
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MIT News: news.mit.edu/2024/robotic-palm-mimics-human-touch-0520 Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2404.08227 Authors: Sandra Liu (MIT CSAIL) & Ted Adelson (MIT CSAIL) Videographer: Mike Grimmett Director: Rachel Gordon PA: Alex Shipps
MIT CSAIL Office Hours: Health | Episode 2
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Dina Katabi people.csail.mit.edu/dina John Guttag people.csail.mit.edu/guttag Marzyeh Ghassemi www.marzyehghassemi.com Videographer: Mike Grimmett Director: Rachel Gordon PA: Alex Shipps
Exploring the Mysterious Alphabet of Sperm Whales
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MIT News: news.mit.edu/2024/csail-ceti-explores-sperm-whale-alphabet-0507 Paper: www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-47221-8 Project CETI: www.projectceti.org/ Authors: Daniela Rus (MIT CSAIL), Antonio Torralba (MIT CSAIL), Jacob Andreas (MIT CSAIL), Pratyusha Sharma (MIT CSAIL), Shane Gero (Project CETI), Roger Payne (Project CETI), and David F. Gruber (Project CETI) Videographer: Mike Grimmett...
A Day in the Life of an MIT CSAIL PhD Student
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Geeticka Chauhan: people.csail.mit.edu/geeticka/ Videographer: Mike Grimmett Director: Rachel Gordon PA: Alex Shipps
Teaching programming to incarcerated people
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Paper: groups.csail.mit.edu/hcie/files/research-projects/bbb/From_Prisons_to_Programming.pdf Authors: Martin Nisser (MIT CSAIL), Marisa Gaetz (MIT), Andrew Fishberg (MIT), Raechel Soicher (MIT), Faraz Faruqi (MIT CSAIL), Joshua Long (University of Massachusetts, Lowell) Website: bravebehindbars.org Videographer: Mike Grimmett Director: Rachel Gordon PA: Alex Shipps
MIT Professor on Data Abstraction & Object-Oriented Programming
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Barbara Liskov, MIT EECS Institute Professor: www.csail.mit.edu/person/barbara-liskov Programming Methodology Group: pmg.csail.mit.edu Videographer: Mike Grimmett Director: Rachel Gordon PA: Alex Shipps
MIT Researcher on Audio Deepfakes Explained
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Researcher: Nauman Dawalatabad (nauman@csail.mit.edu) www.csail.mit.edu/person/nauman-dawalatabad www.linkedin.com/in/nauman-daw Spoken Language Systems (SLS): groups.csail.mit.edu/sls Paper: aclanthology.org/2022.findings-emnlp.386 Videographer: Mike Grimmett Director: Rachel Gordon PA: Alex Shipps
MIT professor breaks down geometry, computer graphics & ML
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MIT EECS Professor/CSAIL Principal Investigator: Justin Solomon (jsolomon@mit.edu) www.eecs.mit.edu/people/justin-solomon people.csail.mit.edu/jsolomon MIT Geometric Data Processing Group: groups.csail.mit.edu/gdpgroup News item: news.mit.edu/2023/justin-solomon-pushing-geometric-boundaries-1212 Videographer: Mike Grimmett Director: Rachel Gordon PA: Alex Shipps
A robotic pool party | MIT CSAIL
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Lead authors: Veevee Cai (arizonat.github.io), Zach Patterson (scholar.google.com/citations?user=wDqCShMAAAAJ&hl=en), and Wei Wang (weiwang.mit.edu) Distributed Robotics Laboratory: www.csail.mit.edu/research/distributed-robotics-laboratory Videographer: Mike Grimmett Director: Rachel Gordon PA: Alex Shipps
Using language to help robots grasp their surroundings
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Paper: “Distilled Feature Fields Enable Few-Shot Language-Guided Manipulation” (arxiv.org/abs/2308.07931) Lead authors: Ge Yang (github.com/geyang), William Shen (shen.nz/), and Phillip Isola (web.mit.edu/phillipi/) Project site: f3rm.github.io MIT News: news.mit.edu/2023/using-language-give-robots-better-grasp-open-ended-world-1102 Videographer: Mike Grimmett Director: Rachel Gordon PA: Alex S...
MIT Professor on AI’s future in a post-Moore’s Law era
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MIT Professor on AI’s future in a post-Moore’s Law era
DiffuseBot: Making robots with genAI & physics-based simulation
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DiffuseBot: Making robots with genAI & physics-based simulation
AI advances robotic dexterity w/in-hand reorientation
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AI advances robotic dexterity w/in-hand reorientation
Inside the lab: MIT CSAIL
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Inside the lab: MIT CSAIL
MIT App Inventor: Using AI to democratize mobile tech
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MIT App Inventor: Using AI to democratize mobile tech
MIT CSAIL Office Hours: Robotics | Episode 1
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MIT CSAIL Office Hours: Robotics | Episode 1
54 Questions with an MIT AI researcher
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54 Questions with an MIT AI researcher
Using AI to protect against AI image manipulation
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Using AI to protect against AI image manipulation
MIT’s DribbleBots vs. The New England Revolution
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MIT’s DribbleBots vs. The New England Revolution
54 Questions with an MIT Hacker
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54 Questions with an MIT Hacker
Sensor skin gives robots a "human touch"
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Sensor skin gives robots a "human touch"
Lupe Fiasco, Fox Harrell, & Nick Montfort: AI, Computational Creativity, & the Art of Teaching
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Lupe Fiasco, Fox Harrell, & Nick Montfort: AI, Computational Creativity, & the Art of Teaching
This is CSAIL
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This is CSAIL
Inventing liquid neural networks
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Inventing liquid neural networks
MIT CSAIL Explains: Large Language Models: Part 2
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MIT CSAIL Explains: Large Language Models: Part 2
MIT CSAIL Explains: Large Language Models: Part 1
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MIT CSAIL Explains: Large Language Models: Part 1

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @millelow10
    @millelow10 4 години тому

    Every time there is a new study on some animal we find out it is smarter than we thought it were

  • @edel257
    @edel257 День тому

    I will come back here in 2030-2031 and reply to this comment if i manage to get in for my phd

  • @codingWorld709
    @codingWorld709 2 дні тому

    MIT ❤🎉

  • @satyampandey890
    @satyampandey890 2 дні тому

    I am highly enthusiastic ⚡ to work here ! Please guide me ! I am pursuing BS Bioinformatics now , how can I work here, I mean what degree/ qualification is required or what course should I opt for in my Post Graduation🎓?

  • @isalutfi
    @isalutfi 5 днів тому

    ❤❤❤

  • @aneudisjavierbrito5775
    @aneudisjavierbrito5775 5 днів тому

    Very Nice ❤

  • @gayan722
    @gayan722 6 днів тому

    I am disappointed that nothing at all was said about the ethics of this. Just because we can doesn’t mean we should. What will be the impact on a whale pod? Who decides what will be communicated? Will we have safeguard to avoid harm? The data should NOT be released to the general public. That is a truly alarming thought.

  • @Calla47
    @Calla47 7 днів тому

    4 years later, havent heard anything about these being released or anything. Im guessing they ran into problems and scrapped the idea

  • @ruichen9254
    @ruichen9254 7 днів тому

    I come here after learning math for computer science in ocw

  • @volleyballDave
    @volleyballDave 8 днів тому

    I watched this thinking they could tell us what the whales were saying. Or that the researchers had deciphered basic concepts like hunger or play or momma… and that maybe machine learning could be used to learn what other animals are saying… But all the researchers really said was that we now know the clicks are complex and not just repetitive.

  • @alirezaahmadi5018
    @alirezaahmadi5018 8 днів тому

    it's great. I learn so much.

  • @rjung_ch
    @rjung_ch 8 днів тому

    I wonder what the research could have looked like if Linguist Noam Chomsky would have been involved.

  • @mcpc
    @mcpc 9 днів тому

    Can't wait for the short clip of sperm whales speaking English at some point 😂 Well done 🙌🏻

  • @chaitanyasingh8620
    @chaitanyasingh8620 9 днів тому

    Great... Now that's innovation

  • @cameronhudson1993
    @cameronhudson1993 9 днів тому

    Maybe the extra click is negation. Like "food here not".

  • @mironsamokhvalov9323
    @mironsamokhvalov9323 10 днів тому

    0:36 lmaoooo the subtitles transcribe “pytorch” as “[INAUDIBLE]”

  • @deeplearningpartnership
    @deeplearningpartnership 10 днів тому

    Nice.

  • @FarOutKidd
    @FarOutKidd 11 днів тому

    IDK where to place my tongue in my mouth 👅

  • @xxtek911xx
    @xxtek911xx 11 днів тому

    So...dogs next? Benefits of talking to dogs has got to be thru the roof.

  • @yusufguven9867
    @yusufguven9867 11 днів тому

    Discrete math lectures were masterpieces in OCW

  • @eestaashottentotti2242
    @eestaashottentotti2242 12 днів тому

    The extra click must be "Um", "So", "Ah" or they just curse a lot.

  • @amlanbiswas4526
    @amlanbiswas4526 12 днів тому

    Such an inspiration to students and engineers worldwide! Glad to have you pave the way.

  • @seathestarrynight
    @seathestarrynight 12 днів тому

    You wonder how many warnings the whales have added from all the dangers of humans

  • @herbie5263
    @herbie5263 13 днів тому

    Maybe we should consider changing their name asap... now after this discovery, it is kind of disrespectful to call them like that 😅😂 That downslope in volume of clicks is them saying: WHALE, I'M ALREADY Sick of them nosy diving sperm monkeys 😂😂😂 That's what it is! The volume of their brains or the neurons count may not have anything to do with their intelligence or even wisdom. They may just be way more efficient... 😅

  • @8763barnett
    @8763barnett 14 днів тому

    Truly fascinating

  • @gdibble
    @gdibble 14 днів тому

    🐋 🗣️ *Your team and collaborators’ research is remarkable and meaningful in so many ways. I greatly appreciate the density of information presented and the panel format; additionally my gratitude to the panelists!* 👏 Thank you for presenting this data and I wish you all the best of luck with future research and development in animal language analysis. _You’re all awesome!_ 🙌

  • @vammekopinion6044
    @vammekopinion6044 14 днів тому

    The English langue only has 26 letters in its alphabet. Whales have a presumed 30. As we know a lot can be said even with that limitation. Furthermore the clicks could (be/are) like morse code. What a wonderful Enigma all living creatures are.

    • @MythicGirl2210
      @MythicGirl2210 6 днів тому

      We have 26 letters in our alphabet, but far more "phemes" (sounds) that are a combination of those letters put together. (Linguistics are cool if you're interested>) en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_phonology But english sux because spelling isn't phonetic 🙄. So I guess instead, when they talk about "the whale alphabet," it'd work better as an example if they compared it to like Japanese or maybe Spanish or something, (where it's one sound per letter/symbol). :/ But tbh, I'm just excited for when we get to talk to whales!!!!!! 🤩🤩 I literally can't wait!!

  • @lesmathsparexemplesatoukou3454
    @lesmathsparexemplesatoukou3454 20 днів тому

    amazing... I will visit MIT one day.

  • @zaafirahasan2300
    @zaafirahasan2300 23 дні тому

    Her AI research is very interesting, definitely informative

  • @KurniawanJatmika
    @KurniawanJatmika 23 дні тому

    such humbleness at 8.10 , thanks Professor, this session teach me a lot.

  • @CharwakApte
    @CharwakApte 24 дні тому

    Excellent nuggets

  • @jimj2683
    @jimj2683 24 дні тому

    The average neuron in the human brain has 10000 synapses (connections with other neurons). The nodes/neurons in the neural network should be able to make connections with other nodes/neurons to mimmick the human brain.

  • @Lagoad
    @Lagoad 29 днів тому

    The machines rose from the ashes of GPT.

  • @Aminah_11.11
    @Aminah_11.11 Місяць тому

    My attraction to this man"s intellect is unhealthy

  • @ConnoisseurOfExistence
    @ConnoisseurOfExistence Місяць тому

    Sperm whales have the biggest brains on earth, right? I bet they'll love psychedelics! 😁

  • @macratak
    @macratak Місяць тому

    go ted

  • @paulalubbe
    @paulalubbe Місяць тому

    This is so cool, a deeper dive into this would be amazing!

  • @AerialWaviator
    @AerialWaviator Місяць тому

    Very inspiring demos. Simple and minimalistic, yet paratactical approach.

  • @shivamduhan7700
    @shivamduhan7700 Місяць тому

    good progress all in all, but still a long way to go to make a holistic robotic hand that is as compliant as a human hand and adept at varying actuation pressure based on the object being grabbed.

  • @arods
    @arods Місяць тому

    You guys are amazing!

  • @AdityaMehendale
    @AdityaMehendale Місяць тому

    Can you please elaborate upon: 1) What parameter is being sensed? Is it sense the extent (angle) of flexion/extension? .. or is it a pressure-analog for the loading on the digits? 2) What is the inference-parameter? ..and what does it have to do with color? What does the camera "see" to make its inference?

  • @thetachyonblue
    @thetachyonblue Місяць тому

    Very interesting and groundbreaking research, thanks for being so transparent with the public!

  • @user-ec8dy3ir4w
    @user-ec8dy3ir4w Місяць тому

    내가 좋아하는 로봇. 머리는 이성을 몸은 본능을. 두뇌는 이성을 신체는 본능을

  • @VentoRacing1
    @VentoRacing1 Місяць тому

    The extra click is from the Canadian whales "A". Listen carefully and you can hear them humming Gordon Lightfoot.

  • @Johnged15
    @Johnged15 Місяць тому

    Much love to Lupe. I'm still a fan. Much love to MIT. Your OpenCourseware has changed a lot of people's lives.

  • @RealWorldMusicTheory
    @RealWorldMusicTheory Місяць тому

    Are we easier to fool, because Hollywood has been teaching us fake foley sounds for a century?

  • @bustatron
    @bustatron Місяць тому

    Super exciting research. Whales have been around as long as us so I wouldn't be surprised if they have actual language. These creatures stay in tight groups their entire lives and have lots of down time to talk.

    • @rafaelnunesduarte
      @rafaelnunesduarte Місяць тому

      I belive whales are a lot older than us, homo sapiens and even older than any other homo

    • @stofjes4204
      @stofjes4204 14 днів тому

      @@rafaelnunesduarte They evolved from a sort of a small deer, i believe. Especially the development of sperm fluid in theid head is very interesting

  • @halou3350
    @halou3350 Місяць тому

    🙏

  • @YHWHisGracious
    @YHWHisGracious Місяць тому

    Honestly some of the most exciting research I've heard about in quite some time!