Events

Title: Applications of Image Analysis & AI in the Understanding of Cancer and Metabolic Syndrome

Abstract: A review of systems developed in the studies of breast cancer, lung cancer, metabolic syndrome and liver cancer.

Bio: Sir Michael Brady was a member of the AI Lab at MIT (1980-5) and is now an Emeritus Professor of Information Engineering at the University of Oxford, and an Honorary Professor at the Mohammed Bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence in Abu Dhabi. Brady was knighted by the British Crown in 2004 for services to the field of engineering. He is the founder of several companies including three which will feature in his lecture: ScreenPoint Medical (breast cancer); Optellum (lung cancer); and Perspectum (metabolic syndrome and liver cancer).

Tesla, CSAIL Alliances members, develops and deploys autonomy at scale in vehicles, robots and more.

Tesla believes that an approach based on advanced AI for vision and planning, supported by efficient use of inference hardware, is the only way to achieve a general solution for full self-driving, bi-pedal robotics and beyond.

Join this engaging Tech Talk with CSAIL Alliances

Tesla Full Self Driving (FSD) drives millions of miles autonomously every day across hundreds of cities. This feat is only possible through training extremely robust policies. When the goal is to similarly have millions of robots doing thousands of useful tasks in a wide variety of environments, we need to ensure that Optimus has similarly robust policies. In this talk, we share some of our strategies in training such robust policies and showcase some of our latest world models that make this possible.

American Family Insurance, CSAIL Alliances Affiliate, exists to protect what matters most to households and businesses across the country, using data science and applied AI.

This talk introduces MIT graduate students to insurance as a serious technology, data, and AI problem, not just a financial product. Insurance AI rarely means one model: many specialized systems — for risk, fraud, compliance, and claims — each with its own evaluation, quality gates, and human review. The speaker leads several applied AI initiatives at American Family and has worked hands-on across this ecosystem. The talk draws on that complexity, and on pressures like catastrophe risk, climate, cybersecurity, and responsible AI deployment, to explain why insurance sits at the center of some of today's hardest technology problems. It highlights AmFam's academic research partnerships — on severe weather and wildfire risk — as one model for how graduate research translates into real-world impact, and closes with internship and career opportunities for graduate students.

Agentic AI—systems that move beyond generating content to taking autonomous, goal-directed actions in real time—is top of mind in the news, in research, and in business. 

MIT CSAIL has a very strong Agentic AI research ecosystem, with PIs exploring last mile AI, security, deployment, cost, physical AI, and so many aspects of the agentic space. 

Join us for a day-long summit and be a part of what’s next in artificial intelligence. 

Engage directly with MIT CSAIL researchers defining the next generation of AI. What comes next with agents? From research talks, to industry perspective, to small group lunches  you’ll leave with a clear view of what Agentic AI can mean for your organization, where the technology is heading, and what questions remain unsolved. 

This event is for CSAIL Alliances Members, the MIT Community, and companies interested in connecting with CSAIL research. Space is limited for attendees outside of MIT or CSAIL Alliances; please apply to attend and watch for a follow up email!
 

Join us on November 9, Register Today

While in person attendance is recommended, there is a live stream option.