Jason Hong considers smart devices that provide more meaningful health interventions, 2015
Tom Mitchell demonstrates the potential for never-ending machine learning in health care, 2015
William "Red" Whittaker illustrates the evolution of robotics, Davos, 2015
At the World Economic Forum meetings, our delegates participate regularly in the IdeasLab series. IdeasLab is a fast-paced presentation where delegates are invited to discuss an area of their research in under six minutes. Each year, our university's delegation presents within an over-arching theme, yet each talk stands alone to address topics ranging from artificial intelligence to cybersecurity. These talks pose insightful questions and spark ongoing debate about the role of robots, machines and big data.
Artificial Intelligence
- Justine Cassell
- Justine Cassell
Big Data
- Marsha Lovett
- James Garrett Jr.
- Kenneth R. Koedinger
- Amy Ogan
- Marlene Behrmann
Biomedical Engineering
- Steven Collins
- Adam Feinberg
Cognitive Neuroscience
- Elissa Aminoff
- Tai-Sing Lee
- Byron Yu
Cybersecurity
- Anthony Rowe
- Lorrie Cranor
Educational Outcomes
- Emma Brunskill
- Justine Cassell
- Kenneth R. Koedinger
Human-Computer Interaction
- Henny Admoni
- Illah Nourbakhsh
- Jason Hong
- Chris Harrison
- Justine Cassell
- Amy Ogan
Machine Learning
- Emma Brunskill
- Elissa Aminoff
- Aarti Singh
- Jason Hong
- Daniel Neill
- Tai-Sing Lee
- Amy Ogan
- Andrew Moore
- Tom Mitchell
- Byron Yu
Robotics
- Illah Nourbakhsh
- William "Red" Whittaker
- Anthony Stentz
- Manuela Veloso
A graphic of meeting minutes created during Marlene Behrmann's IdeasLab session, "Understanding Autism" in 2014