Please join the Annual AI & Quantum Summit, hosted by CSAIL Alliances and the MIT Center for Quantum Engineering (MIT CQE). This event is in-person at MIT with a virtual option.
On October 23rd, 2025, CSAIL and MIT experts will gather to explore how the field of quantum computing is changing, how AI innovation is molding quantum’s trajectory, and what business leaders should keep in mind as theory becomes reality.
We will be covering multiple topics related to quantum and AI with three engaging MIT speakers (CSAIL Director Daniela Rus, MIT CQE Director Will Oliver, and CSAIL Professor Yael Kalai) and two panels with companies in the industry. Topics include:
- Verifying Quantum Computation
- Lab to Reality: Implications for Business and Scientific Research
- Recent Innovations and Research
- And more!
Register Today!
About CSAIL Alliances:
CSAIL Alliances is your gateway to MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab’s world-renowned researchers, students and startups inventing the future of computing. CSAIL represents all 5 schools and 11 different departments across MIT. Our researchers include 7 MacArthur fellow and 9 Turing award winners.
As our Director Professor Daniela Rus notes, CSAIL researchers imagine and build the future by developing fundamental new technologies and conducting basic research that furthers the field of computing and its applications.
Through CSAIL Alliances, we enable a closer connection to the work, startups, researchers and students of CSAIL. Alliances provides organizations with several pathways for a proactive and comprehensive approach to developing strong connections with all CSAIL has to offer. Whether its research, cutting-edge technologies, talent recruitment and development, or startup connections, leading organizations come to CSAIL to learn about our research, to recruit talented graduate students, and to explore collaborations across our ecosystem.
About MIT CQE:
Quantum information science and technology (QIST) uses the basic principles of quantum mechanics to sense, communicate, and process information — with performance that promises to dramatically exceed conventional technologies.
Today, the field is transitioning from laboratory curiosity to technical reality. A new discipline of quantum engineering is emerging, bridging the traditional fields of computer science, mathematics, physics, and engineering.
As QIST enters its next remarkable development phase, the MIT Research Laboratory for Electronics and MIT Lincoln Laboratory are coordinating resources and talent to create the MIT Center for Quantum Engineering (CQE), the future locus of activity for breakthrough education and research in this exciting domain.
