Faculty Friday: Discover Experiential AI Virtual Photo Album
This week for Faculty Friday, we want to pay special tribute to all of the fantastic faculty members, students, and guest speakers who helped make our Discover Experiential AI launch event a success!
Faculty Friday: Experiential AI Can Help Achieve Business and Research Goals
We’re counting down to the Institute for Experiential AI’s launch event with a teaser video featuring our executive director, Usama Fayyad, and other EAI faculty as they discuss how AI impacts their work.
Faculty Friday with Dr. Karen Quigley: Using Machine Learning to Find Unique Physiological Signatures of Human Feelings
Karen Quigley
Professor of Psychology, Karen Quigley, shares how she uses machine learning to help identify the physiological signatures that occur as people experience feelings when engaging in real-world settings.
Faculty Friday with Lawson Wong: Using Reinforcement Learning to Help Robots Better Understand Human Environments
Lawson Wong
Assistant Professor of Computer Science, Lawson Wong, discusses how reinforcement learning helps robots completely understand the complexity of their environments to inform decision-making and work better in human settings.
Faculty Friday with Sarah Ostadabbas: Enabling Advanced AI Algorithms to Solve Visual Perception Problems in the Small Data Domain
Sarah Ostadabbas
Northeastern University Assistant Professor Sarah Ostadabbas explains how her multidisciplinary research in machine learning and pattern recognition can solve visual perception problems in the small data domain.
Faculty Friday with Chris Amato: Training Intelligent Machines Through Real-World Interactions
Christopher Amato
In this week's Faculty Friday video, Northeastern University Assistant Professor and EAI faculty member Chris Amato describes how reinforcement learning enables intelligent interactions between humans and machines.