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Representatives of the Embodied Intelligence Mission and Scaling and Inference discussed their research during Matter of Minds: Building the Science of Natural and Artificial Intelligence, held at MIT's Schwarzman College of Computing on Nov. 4, 2024. Participants were Nick Roy, Professor (AeroAstro), Quest Systems Engineering Director; Leslie Kaelbling, Panasonic Professor (EECS), Quest Direct...

At Matter of Minds: Building the Science of Natural and Artificial Intelligence, held on November 4th, 2024 at MIT's Schwarzman College of Computing, Quest Executive Director Erik Vogan, Dr. Andrei Barbu, and PhD candidate Josefina Correa Menendez speak about the Brains, Minds and Machines summer program in Wood's Hole, MA. quest.mit.edu

At Matter of Minds: Building the Science of Natural and Artificial Intelligence, held on November 4th, 2024 at MIT's Schwarzman College of Computing, Professor Jim DiCarlo, Director of the MIT Quest for Intelligence, gave an overview of the day's programming and outlined the Quest's research and goals. quest.mit.edu

MIT President Sally Kornbluth welcomed the attendees to Matter of Minds: Building the Science of Natural and Artificial Intelligence, held on November 4th, 2024 at MIT's Schwarzman College of Computing. quest.mit.edu

Dean Dan Huttenlocher sits down with Two Sigma co-founder David Siegel for a discussion about the Quest for Intelligence at Matter of Minds 2024 in MIT's Schwarzman College of Computing on November 4th. quest.mit.edu

At Matter of Minds: Building the Science of Natural and Artificial Intelligence, held on November 4th, 2024 at MIT's Schwarzman College of Computing, Professor Jim DiCarlo, Director of the MIT Quest for Intelligence gave the closing remarks. quest.mit.edu

Dr. Martin Schrimpf, of the MIT Quest for Intelligence, explains how researchers are using Brain-Score to test models on how well they predict neural and behavioral brain measurements.

Professor Ila Fiete of MIT's Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences explains her research, specifically concerning how the brain processes navigation and movement.

Katherine Fairchild, Engineering Team Lead for the MIT Quest for Intelligence, introduces the Engineering Team and the projects they work on.

During "Advances in the quest to understand intelligence," held at MIT on Nov. 11, 2022, Tommy Poggio reviewed the background and gave insight on the future of CBMM and the Quest.

During "Advances in the quest to understand intelligence," Josh Tenenbaum, Rebecca Saxe, and Laura Schulz explain their research and goals for the Developing Intelligence Mission.

At "Advances in the quest to understand intelligence," held at MIT on Nov. 4, 2022, Vikash Mansinghka presented the background and ideas that led to forming the Scaling Inference Mission.

At "Advances in the quest to understand intelligence," held at MIT on Nov. 4, 2022, Andrei Barbu and Boris Katz gave an overview of the CBMM summer school, a three-week intensive short course that brings together neuroscience, cognitive science, and computer science. For nearly ten years, doctoral students and post-docs have gathered from many schools and universities to learn and build connect...

During "Advances in the quest to understand intelligence," Tom Malone of MIT's Sloan School explained the basics of collective intelligence and its potential applications in society and future research.

Building and evaluating multi-system functional brain models: Robert Guangyu Yang

Mapping, analyzing, and emulating brain computations: Ed Boyden

Afternoon session welcome, Advances in the quest to understand intelligence: Dean Huttenlocher, SCC

Quest Engineering Team: Katherine Fairchild

Language Mission: Ev Fedorenko and Jacob Andreas

Insights into AI algorithms drawn from hippocampal function: Matt Wilson and Ila Fiete, 11-4-2022

Embodied Intelligence Mission: Leslie Kaelbling, Nancy Kanwisher, and Mehrdad Jazayeri

Josh Tenenbaum: Roadmap for conference "Advances in the quest to understand intelligence"

Jim DiCarlo: What would it mean to understand intelligence?

Advances in the quest to understand intelligence: Welcome by Dean Mavalvala, MIT School of Science

Intelligent Hardware Technologies Workshop: Michale Fee

Intelligent Hardware Technologies Workshop: Max Shulaker

Intelligent Hardware Technologies Workshop: Vivienne Sze

Intelligent Hardware Technologies Workshop: Jennifer Rupp

Intelligent Hardware Technologies Workshop: Neal Gershenfeld