Emerging Worlds: Recap
from Delhi, Mumbai and Nashik
In January the MIT Emerging Worlds team hosted three workshops exploring the theme of 'Smart Citizens' and horizontal digital solutions, with FICCI and government officials, the We School and DISQ. Sloan MBA student,
Emil Kuruvilla recounts his experience and discusses the need for more impact entrepreneurs and how to get there.
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Survey the landscape of imaging hardware, optics, sensors, and computational techniques through a mix of theory, hands-on open-ended exercises, and practical applications. This professional course runs from July 17 to 20.
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Join us to discuss how we are innovating for billions with the multi-PI initiative that is developing the next generation of problem solvers for impact on a grand scale. Meet scientists and collaborators, and brainstorm about the next opportunities for smart citizens for smart cities.
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AI Software Learns to Make AI Software
What's next for AI? Can it do 'one of the trickiest parts of [our] jobs - the task of designing machine learning software'? Otkrist Gupta weighs in at
MIT Tech Review.
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The Future of Photography is Computation
Camera Culture alum,
Gordon Wetzstein
talks to
Fast Company
about the future of photography and how 'image data can be assembled across time and space, producing super-real high-dynamic range (HDR) photos-or just ones that capture both light and dark areas well.'
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