Join us for the next CSAIL Hot Topics in Computing with Stephen Wolfram: Making the World Computable: from Foundations to Technology (for Humans and AIs)
Add to calendarAmerica/New_YorkHot Topics in Computing: Making the World Computable: from Foundations to Technology (for Humans and AIs)05/07/2026
Join us for the next CSAIL Hot Topics in Computing with Stephen Wolfram: Making the World Computable: from Foundations to Technology (for Humans and AIs)
The CSAIL Alliances Annual Meeting is our signature three-day event exclusive to CSAIL Alliances members.* This is your opportunity to engage with thought leaders crafting the next wave of AI and computer science and build the relationships that will drive your organization forward.
This event is presented and organized by MIT Technology Review, with a special 40% discount from friends of CSAIL Alliances.
EmTech AI is where researchers, entrepreneurs, and enterprise leaders converge to turn breakthroughs into actionable advantage.
This year's theme: The Great Integration. The experiments proved the potential; the pilots revealed the path. Now the advantage goes to those who operationalize intelligence: weaving models into operational fabric, threading intelligence through core workflows, and translating insights to genuine business impact.
Add to calendarAmerica/New_YorkEmTechAI 202604/21/2026
This event is presented and organized by MIT Technology Review, with a special 40% discount from friends of CSAIL Alliances.
EmTech AI is where researchers, entrepreneurs, and enterprise leaders converge to turn breakthroughs into actionable advantage.
This year's theme: The Great Integration. The experiments proved the potential; the pilots revealed the path. Now the advantage goes to those who operationalize intelligence: weaving models into operational fabric, threading intelligence through core workflows, and translating insights to genuine business impact.
Held on MIT’s iconic campus, the innovation playground where ideas become reality, EmTech delivers trusted, researched guidance from MIT Technology Review’s editorial team. In our exclusive, capacity-limited setting, you'll have the opportunity to connect directly with MIT Technology Review editors and featured speakers during breaks and receptions.
Friends of CSAIL Alliances receive 40% off. Use the registration link from this page or code CSAILAI26
The CSAIL Forum is a monthly series hosted by Professor Daniela Rus, Director of CSAIL. This month features Professor Vincent Sitzmann.
Add to calendarAmerica/New_YorkCSAIL Forum with Vincent Sitzmann04/07/2026
The CSAIL Forum is a monthly series hosted by Professor Daniela Rus, Director of CSAIL. This month features Professor Vincent Sitzmann.
LLMs have ushered in a new era of how humans interact with computers: They can code, write, and automate many of our everyday tasks. Yet, in our physical world, AI has so far *not* delivered autonomy: There does not exist a robot today that can do your cleaning, load your dishwasher, or help the elderly get out of bed: in fact, it remains impossible to automate any but the most restricted and controlled tasks. In this talk, Sitzmann will discuss how the billions of hours of video that mankind has collected are a candidate for ushering in an "LLM moment" of AI that can interact with the physical world, and show recent results from my research group that work towards this goal.
