Led by Tom Goldstein and Abhinav Bhatele (seated second and third from left), the team is being recognized for their innovative work in developing a scalable distributed framework that can rapidly train AI-based large language models on thousands of GPUs.
Supported by a $7M Department of Energy award, Tom Goldstein and Abhinav Bhatele are part of an open-source project to significantly enhance software development productivity.
Developed in Huaishu Peng's lab with assistance from Jun Nishida, JetUnit is a haptic system that uses water jets to generate realistic touch sensations in VR, without getting users wet.
Mel. Coles brings positive energy and a commitment to excellence in her new role as the institute’s manager of engagement, events and special projects.
Sathvik Nair was awarded an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship for his work exploring how large language models can enhance understanding of human cognition and language processing.
Yuxiang Peng was recognized for developing tools that enhance quantum systems' computational capabilities, which could lead to practical quantum applications within the next decade.
As a guest speaker on the popular weekly podcast, he discussed how teams of robots with different capabilities can work together for applications like environmental monitoring.
Their papers showcased advancements in secure deep learning model verification, zero-knowledge proofs, steganography in diffusion models, and de-identification methods.
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