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Making Robots As “Intelligent” As ChatGPT
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9:08Now PlayingPulkit Agrawal, an Assistant Professor in MIT's EECS department, is a notable figure in computational learning. As head of a lab within CSAIL and affiliated with LIDS and IAIFI, his work focuses on creating machines that continually learn about their surroundings, aiming for human-like common sense understanding. With a background from UC Berkeley and IIT Kanpur, Agrawal co-founded SafelyYou Inc. and advises ventures like Tutor Intelligence and Common Sense Machines, all while exploring the frontiers of computer vision, robotics, and reinforcement learning.
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