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It’s what psychologists call self-continuity, and can improve your health and well-being
Dr. Nathan Whitmore is working on a revolutionary project to boost sleep quality, performance, and memory.
WIRED’s advice columnist cracks open the publication’s archive to consider past promises about AI agents.
Technologists say chatbots are a remedy for the loneliness epidemic, but looking to an algorithm for companionship can be dangerous.
“We should think more about how we want to use this technology to help people."
Prof. Maes's research lies at the intersection of human-computer interaction and artificial intelligence.
Robert Mahari talks to host Krys Boyd about the potential risks of human-AI companionship.
How could the increased use of AI lead humans to form addictive relationships with AI?
At MIT, the Open Dance Lab is exploring how to preserve an ancient dance form with the help of artificial intelligence.
Experts warn AI-powered military systems may eventually push battlefield decision-making beyond the limits of human cognition
A growing body of research shows how AI can subtly mislead users—and even implant false memories.
Stigma around napping in American workplaces is slowly changing.
Something peculiar and slightly unexpected has happened: people have started forming relationships with AI systems.
Today Vega is the co-founder and CEO of Augmental.
Media Lab alum Adam Haar Horowitz and artist Carsten Höller discuss their Dream Hotel collaboration.
Calling herself both artist and engineer, Xin Liu incorporates elements of space exploration, biotech, and data science into her projects.
“We have to think a lot more carefully about how we design the interaction between people and AI.”
How the intensity of emotional experiences affects your focus.
The Apple Scholars in AI/ML PhD fellowship program has supported more than 100 emerging leaders in computer science and engineering.
Editor’s Note: This blog was written jointly with OpenAI and the MIT Media Lab. It also appears here.
This award is given to individuals whose research in human-computer interaction is considered both fundamental and influential.
With a launch date no earlier than February 26, 2025, three MIT research payloads aboard the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket will travel to the moon
MeMic is a wearable recording device developed in the Media Lab’s Fluid Interfaces group.
Alum Adam Haar and artist Carsten Höller talk about the Dream Hotel—a collaboration that began with Höller’s 2021 MIT CAST residency.
The tool is the brainchild of a team that includes MIT Media Lab postdoctorate Pat Pataranutaporn, who studies AI systems that help people f
For ACM Crossroads, Cathy Fang talks to fellow Media Lab student Patrick Chwalek about his work developing sensor systems.
Bell was a high school intern with the Fluid Interfaces group, where he helped to develop assistive cognitive tools.
The companies were selected in the following categories: Consumer Electronics, Manufacturing + Materials, Agriculture, and Medical Care.
MemPal was selected in the Health category.
The theme for this year's competition was Generative Voice AI Solutions.
The PhD research of alum Guillermo Bernal (Fluid Interfaces group), with current Affective Computing group researcher Nelson Hida…
Professor Pattie Maes chose a career in computer science for practical reasons, but was drawn to the amazing research being done at MIT.
Researcher Nataliya Kosmyna and other experts discuss the potential of and safeguards needed for brain-computer interfaces (BCIs).
Future You, developed by Dr. Pat Pataranutaporn, allows users to explore possible futures by chatting with an older version of themselves.
In Scientific American, Dr. Pat Pataranutaporn and others consider the ways that art shapes our understanding of and interactions with AI.
Media Lab students and alums are among the winners and honorees for the 2024 MIT Prize for Open Data.
In honor of World Mental Health Day, Samsung is emphasizing its collaboration with the MIT Media Lab to explore the mind-body connection, a…
By enabling users to chat with an older version of themselves, Future You aims to reduce anxiety + guide young people to make better choices
Developed by MIT Media Lab, MemPal was co-designed with older adults, enabling them to shape a future where they can age comfortably at home
Professor Pattie Maes and research scientist Nataliya Kosmyna demonstrate a wearable brain-computer interface called AttentivU.
Media Labbers Dünya Baradari, Alvin Harvey, and Cassandra Lee each received honorable mentions.
Four out of eleven selected research projects were from the Media Lab community.
Explore the Media Lab community’s PanelPicker proposals!
The allure of AI companions is hard to resist. Here’s how innovation in regulation can help protect people.
Congratulations to the six fellowship recipients!
Manuel Cherep has been selected for the prestigious 2024-2026 "la Caixa" Fellowship competitively awarded to students from Spain
The startup Augmental allows users to operate phones and other devices using their tongue, mouth, and head gestures.
On Saturday, June 8, 2024, the "Galactic 07" flight took place in New Mexico. Virgin Galactic’s spaceship was converted into a suborbital s…
In the 1990s, Professor Pattie Maes, head of the Media Lab’s Fluid Interfaces group, helped pioneer the concept of software agents.
This award is given to students from Macau, Hong Kong, and Mainland China who have demonstrated academic prowess and community involvement.
They were honored in the Students and Education categories respectively.
Authors include researchers from the Fluid Interfaces, Future Sketches, and Tangible Media research groups.
Caitlin is an artist, researcher, and educator creating and researching around themes of perception and the human-environment relationship.
A one-month residency in Shenzhen to scale research with mass manufacturing for affordability or unprecedented magnitudes
The paper authored by Professor Hiroshi Ishii and Brygg Ullmer is from CHI '97.
The second iteration of this hackathon featured 66 films and 400 participants from local institutions, other states, and countries.
A number of Media Lab researchers and alumni are included in the cohort.
Liu was selected from eight shortlisted artists for her work bridging art and science.
This research shows how AI can support LGBTQIA+ advocacy, how technology might help create a more accepting + understanding society.