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Dual-use Ventures IAP Course

Hosted by our friends at Mission Innovation X, this stop in the CSAIL Alliances Startup Success Journey focuses on dual-use and what that means for technology.

 

(Not sure what we're talking about? Learn about the Start Up Success Journey and MIT IAP).

 

Hal Abelson, MIT Professor and CSAIL principal investigator (Credit: M. Scott Brauer).
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CSAIL’s Abelson receives Lifetime Achievement Award from Open Education Global

Hal Abelson, MIT Class of 1922 Professor and CSAIL principal investigator, has received the 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence from Open Education Global for helping make information technology more accessible worldwide. “Hal Abelson’s work promotes knowledge of all forms as a public good,” notes the organization in a public statement. “Hal’s work has focused on communities working together to advance and support knowledge.”

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BoltzGen MIT Presentation

BoltzGen, a new open-source tool designed by MIT researchers, officially launched on October 26. It is a new generative model for designing protein and peptides of any modality to bind a wide range of biomolecular targets. The researchers are offering a live, in-person presentation with demos and discussion–register today!

Join the BoltzGen in MIT’s Stata Center, room 32-123, as they share details of the new model BoltzGen and discuss the future of biomolecular design 🧬

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VC Breakfast with Underscore VC

Thank you for your interest in joining us for our upcoming VC Breakfast—this event is limited to members of CSAIL, our CSAIL Alliances members, and selected guests from the MIT community as space permits. 

 

The researchers ran nearly daily queries across 12 state-of-the-art models on more than 12,000 carefully constructed prompts, generating a dataset with over 16 million responses from LLMs (Credit: Alex Shipps/MIT CSAIL, using ChatGPT for humanoid drawing and Pixabay for background image).
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Peering inside political AI: How LLMs responded to the 2024 election

In the months leading up to the 2024 U.S. presidential election, a team of researchers at MIT CSAIL, MIT Sloan, MIT LIDS, set out to answer a question no one had fully explored: how do large language models (LLMs) respond to questions about the election? Over four months, from July through November, the team ran nearly daily queries across 12 state-of-the-art models on more than 12,000 carefully constructed prompts, generating a dataset with over 16 million responses from LLMs, to help answer this question.

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Quadrature Tech Talk

The Quant-essential Qualities: Insider Insights for Thriving in Algorithmic Trading

Abstract: The world of quantitative trading is notoriously siloed, secretive, and intensely competitive. In this talk, Hanna and Dan will offer an insider's perspective on quant trading, sharing insights from our firm, and outline the key qualities you can cultivate to excel in the industry.

 

Daniel Goldbach, Quantitative Developer

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