Research

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This work suggests a focus on AI’s ability to generate code and replace traditionally human-designed components (heuristics) in research.

Join us on Apr. 3 for a virtual presentation held by Parul Gupta, a senior engineer at Meta and CICS alum, as she explores ideas like equity and fairness.

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Roth will likely explore the fundamental changes and challenges that AI introduces to theoretical analysis and the establishment of scientific rigor.

In order to confront the questions surrounding the the use of AI in democratic systems, the RTC invites you to attend the AI x Democracy Symposium on April 23.

Lecture-style, no technical background required: Learn about the evolution of the AI landscape and get a walk-through of the AI in Research Accelerator Program.

To convey just how powerful coding agents are, Emery Berger will talk about a few of the wide range of projects he got done with Claude.

In this seminar, Kaisong Huang will present my research on optimizing latency for modern database systems built on multicore CPUs, large memory, and NVMe SSDs.

Join us for our end-of-semester MassAI Project Showcase and explore what our members have been working on!

Katie Siek will discuss how we have developed two inclusive methods that empower underserved people to participate in the design process.

Cecilia Mascolo will describe her team's research in making use of wearable data—in particular, audio for making sense of our fitness and health.