The language of probabilities
Professor Dan Klein and his Berkeley Natural Language Processing Group helped a computer win the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament
Artificial intelligence archive
The robot surgeon will see you now
Real scalpels, artificial intelligence — what could go wrong? That’s what the researchers and doctors in Ken Goldberg’s lab aim to find out.
Smooth operator
A research team has developed AI software that allows robotic arms to quickly grasp and move objects in a steady motion.
Using AI to eliminate traffic jams
ITS Director Alex Bayen explains how autonomous vehicles can help traffic flow more smoothly.
Talk to the hand? New device can recognize gestures
The armband, which combines wearable biosensors with artificial intelligence, could be used to control prosthetics or interact with electronic devices
Ambidextrous wins ‘Good Robot’ award for overall excellence
Berkeley-founded startup honored for its versatile e-commerce robots with an AI-enhanced operating system
UC Berkeley-led team receives $8.4M for AI-based approaches to cyber-physical systems
Project proposes a novel approach that blends AI and machine learning with guidance from human and computational oracles
Deep learning helps robots grasp and move objects with ease
Combining neural networks with motion planning software gives robots the speed and skill to assist in warehouse environments
UC Berkeley team advances food systems in new $20M research center
Campus expertise in simulation technologies will play a key role in the new AI Institute for Next Generation Food Systems
Berkeley leads $10M program to probe foundations of deep learning
EECS professors to head five-year, multi-institution research project funded by NSF, Simons Foundation
Robot see, robot do, AI-style
Berkeley Engineering researchers, in collaboration with an Intel team, have taught a surgical robot to suture by showing it surgical videos of actual doctors.
Learning to learn
Researchers are using deep reinforcement learning techniques to equip robots with cutting-edge artificial intelligence capabilities.
Good for the image
Using a type of deep learning known as a fully convolutional neural network, a new computer algorithm can recognize abnormal CT scans.
Energy-saving AI is coming for your office thermostat
EECS professor Costas Spanos thinks you should track your workers and hand over the lights and temperature controls to artificial intelligence
COVID-19 first target of new AI research consortium
UC Berkeley and UIUC are the headquarters for the C3.ai Digital Transformation Institute, which announced a call for research proposals for AI technology to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic.