MIT CSAIL

Is there a "secret sauce" driving the development of AI models? FutureTech researchers at MIT CSAIL found that at the frontier, sheer scale drives LLM performance, but proprietary techniques & algorithmic advances matter more away from it: bit.ly/4l76v2g

Is there a "secret sauce" driving the development of AI models? FutureTech researchers at MIT CSAIL found that at the frontier, sheer scale drives LLM performance, but proprietary techniques & algorithmic advances matter more away from it: bit.ly/4l76v2g

"A good programmer is someone who always looks both ways before crossing a one-way street." — Doug Linder

How does perceived risk shape adaptation and learning? Our new work led by @inseungkang reveals that locomotor adaptation proactively navigates a "fall risk landscape" , modulating learning parameters that dictate optimality to prioritize safety. doi.org/10.64898/2026.…

Remember browsing the Internet on keypad phones? v/@NatureMomentz

Graphing out where AI complements human work (e.g. chief executives) & where it could pressure them to learn new skills (e.g. secretaries). More details: bit.ly/4aKiUFD Credits: xY2j-Ib2p9--NmEX-43- on Reddit & EBRD

Happy Pi Day! Here's the first 100,000 digits of π, visualized. v/AvoidableBoat67 on Reddit

A free repository of curated ML system design case studies from 80+ leading companies: bit.ly/4kMcGbQ v/@techNmak

A prompt you can use in Claude to help you master prompt engineering, v/@milesdeutscher.

Reaching scientific goals: expectation vs. reality, v/Florian Aigner.

A guide to remembering everything you read: bit.ly/4rxUHIr v/@CuriousMindsHub

"An expert is a person who has made all the mistakes that can be made in a very narrow field." — Niels Bohr

The software development life cycle.

MIT in the late 1800s (when it was located in Boston) vs. today (Cambridge).

Apple CEO Tim Cook advises MIT grads on how to measure their impact on humanity (2017). Full Commencement Address: bit.ly/4kgM02v

"There is a single light of science, & to brighten it anywhere is to brighten it everywhere." — Isaac Asimov

Free MIT course that covers tools & technologies that are assumed, but rarely taught, in most CS programs & software engineering jobs, like Bash, git, & AI tools: bit.ly/46OztOk

Happy birthday to Grady Booch, who helped develop the Unified Modeling Language (UML). He has also advanced the fields of software engineering & object-oriented design.

GenAI models can create 3D designs for personal items that are clever, but don't sustain everyday use. By augmenting genAI w/physics simulations, MIT’s "PhysiOpt" tool rapidly drafts objects that work as intended when fabricated — no extra training needed: bit.ly/4aVsapu

This is MIT CSAIL: bit.ly/4cIwpak