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Even scientists who have made quantum computers their life's work say they can't do anything useful — yet. "They're all terrible…
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Bringing Together the Next Generation of Quantum Coders
iQuHACK 2022, MIT's third annual quantum computing hackathon held virtually earlier this year, gave 400 participants from 57 countries the chance to code on real...
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Designing Customized 'Brains' for Robots
MIT and Harvard researchers have developed a system that generates customized computer hardware that minimizes a robot's response time.
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Accelerating Data-Driven Discoveries
A database management system and analytics platformed developed by a team including ACM A.M. Turing Award recipient Michael Stonebraker is helping turn data into...
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Automating Artificial Intelligence for Medical Decision-Making
MIT computer scientists are exploring the use of artificial intelligence to improve medical decision-making by automating a key data-examination step that's usually...
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Making It Easier to Program and Protect the Web
MIT Professor Adam Chlipala builds tools to help programmers more quickly generate optimized, secure code.
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Drag-and-Drop Data Analytics
System lets nonspecialists use machine-learning models to make predictions for medical research, sales, and more.
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Toward Artificial Intelligence That Learns to Write Code
Researchers developed an artificial intelligence that learns how to compose short, high-level programs without direct supervision.
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How to Tell Whether Machine-Learning Systems Are Robust Enough for the Real World
MIT researchers have devised a method for assessing how robust neural networks are for various tasks, by detecting when the models make mistakes they shouldn't....
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Developing Tech For, and With, People With Disabilities
Individuals with disabilities and students became co-designers to create innovative solutions to everyday problems at the sixth annual Assistive Technologies Hackathon...
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Lighting the Path
Five eminent female computer scientists discussed their careers and shared their insights in the "Perspectives from Luminaries" panel discussion.
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Introducing Scratch 3.0
The new version of Scratch adds characters, compatibility, and curricula to the creative coding platform for kids.
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Julia Language Co-Creators Win Prize for Numerical Software
Three co-creators of the MIT-incubated Julia programming language are the recipients of the 2019 James H. Wilkinson Prize for Numerical Analysis and Scientific...
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Software Finds The Best Way To Stick A Mars Landing
Researchers at MIT have developed a software tool for computer-aided discovery of favorable landing sites and possible paths for Mars rovers.
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Doctors Rely on More Than Just Data for Medical Decision Making
Computer scientists find that physicians' sentiments or "gut feelings" influence their utilizaton of diagnostic imaging utilization, moreso at the beginning of...
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Device Allows a Personal Computer to Process Huge Graphs
Researchers from MIT CSAIL have now designed a device that uses flash memory to process graphs consisting of billions of nodes and connecting lines using only...
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Computation Counts
Students are flocking to MIT's Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python, where they learn not just coding but computational thinking.
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Engineers Design Artificial Synapse For 'brain-on-a-Chip' Hardware
When it comes to processing power, the human brain just can't be beat.
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Chasing Complexity
Ryan Williams has taken a key step toward solving P vs. NP, the biggest problem in theoretical computer science.
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Let Your Car Tell You What It Needs
An MIT team is developing a smartphone app that can tell if a car's tires need air, spark plugs are bad, or air filter needs replacing.
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Automatic Code Reuse
Researchers at MIT CSAIL have developed a system that allows programmers to transplant code from one program into another.
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