Research

Natural Language Processing

At the Institute for Experiential AI, we are combining recent advances in deep learning networks with decades of work in related fields: AI representation, data mining, information retrieval, psychology, linguistics, and ethics.

Complex Networks

Complex networks can model so many human-based processes, applications of AI in practice are innumerable. The Institute for Experiential AI works with network scientists to develop predictive and descriptive models to help understand the phenomena associated with these types of networks.

Healthcare

At the Institute for Experiential AI, we have several core faculty members with AI health expertise who cover AI for healthcare from multiple scales and various heterogeneous data sources.

Climate, Sustainability, and Environment

From climate science and water sustainability to urban resilience and disaster preparedness, Artificial Intelligence has shown significant potential to inform and enable transformative action in the areas of climate, sustainability, and the environment.

Cybersecurity

We want to collaboratively learn global models that preserve the data privacy of individual contributors and achieve better detection capabilities than local models trained by a single enterprise.

Life Sciences

We are building a multidisciplinary team of experts and end-users aligned to bring impactful solutions to the market to establish a new standard across the academic and industry sectors. 

Emerging Wireless/IoT

EAI faculty are developing real-time, robust adaptive learning algorithms to channel conditions while also meeting efficiency constraints imposed by wireless hardware limitations.

Responsible AI

AI Ethics and Responsible AI aim for AI systems that benefit individuals, societies, and the environment.

At the Institute for Experiential AI, our goal is to combine the best theories with the best practices to understand when AI works and when it doesn't. Our principled research approach extends beyond the typical "black box + Big Data" formula to include human input and engagement at all project phases from conception to completion, review, and revision. 

Currently, our applied research areas include healthcare, life sciences, cybersecurity, and complex networks, among others. Our formal research work includes Responsible AI and the next generation of search technology that we call Information Retrieval 3.0.