Giving a voice to all
Advances in brain-computer interfaces may soon make communication easier for those who have lost the ability to speak
Artificial intelligence archive
Step by step
Berkeley robots learn to walk on their own in record time
Fastest ever laundry-folding robot is here
NPR: But SpeedFolding method, from an international team including Berkeley Engineering’s AUTOLab, is likely still slower than you.
Berkeley professor Michael Jordan wins inaugural World Laureates Association Prize
The WLA Prize in Computer Science or Mathematics includes a $1.4 million (RMB 10 million) award
For your eyes only
A faster, more secure approach to machine learning helps safeguard private information
Just for you
Research reveals manipulative tendencies of content recommender systems and possible ways to prevent them
UC Berkeley advances cyber-physical systems research as part of $6 million NSF project
Project aims to improve safety and reliability of autonomous transportation systems
New technology helps robots move objects quickly and safely
Robot arms don’t have to compromise on speed
Plenoxels convert 2D images into navigable, photorealistic 3D worlds in minutes
Innovative technology makes 3D-rendering process fast and practical for a range of applications
Using AI research to solve climate problems
CDSS: The BAIR Climate Initiative aims to build partnerships and conduct groundbreaking artificial intelligence research to combat climate change
Too good to be true
A study has found that the use of online databases could introduce bias into AI algorithms developed for medical imaging.
Abbeel hosts AI robotics podcast
EECS professor sits down with top experts and entrepreneurs for “The Robot Brains Podcast.”
Berkeley robot learning pioneer Pieter Abbeel wins ACM Prize in Computing
Award, which comes with $250,000, recognizes computing research and contributions that have fundamental impact and broad implications
‘Off label’ use of imaging databases could lead to bias in AI algorithms, study finds
Biased algorithms applied to clinical data may produce images in which pathological details are blurred or missed, researchers reveal.
Robots, AI and podcasting: a Q&A with Pieter Abbeel
Professor Pieter Abbeel has launched “The Robot Brains Podcast,” featuring discussions with leading AI experts and entrepreneurs.
