Jeff Schulman

Thanks @GoogleResearch for the generous gift in supporting our research on “ Designing Accessible Tools for Blind and Low-Vision People in Navigating Deepfake Media.”Excited to continue this work with my colleague and friend @JaronMink. research.google/programs-and-e…

I just watched a great compilation of various people's views about what is coming: x.com/Scr0nkf1nkle/s…

Autopoetic Prison jeffschulman.com/autopoetic-pri…

Man photographed The Sun in the same spot at the same time for 3 years & compiled all the positions of The Sun into this.

Bad Blood, Bataille, Sacrifice, and Infinite Futures jeffschulman.com/bad-blood-bata…

War is never inevitable. Weapons can and must fall silent, for they never solve problems but only intensify them. Those who sow peace will endure throughout history, not those who reap victims. Others are not enemies to hate but human beings with whom to speak.

On Sunday Morning jeffschulman.com/on-sunday-morn…

Skeptics are prisoners who celebrate their bars.

Excellent conference today gathering with researchers at the Mid-Atlantic Student Colloquium on Speech, Language, and Learning! #mascsll2025

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We just had one of the biggest days in AI. -Deepseek-V3 -Google Gemini 2.5 -GPT-4o image generation -Zapier MCP protocol -H&M AI clones -China’s AI training breakthrough -AI cancer detections breakthrough Here's EVERYTHING you need to know:

Bro did not even care her camera was there 😭

Penn State is launching an undergrad AI major—AIMA. Students will learn ML, genAI, & ethics side by side. Tech with conscience. 🚀🧠 A new era of AI literacy starts now. #AI #HigherEd #EthicalAI centredaily.com/news/local/edu…

@newsystems_ brampton

It's finally here: Brampton Brampton is the world's most intelligent, creative, and fastest model. Brampton dramatically outperforms Grok 3, Claude 3.7 Sonnet, and GPT 4.5. Reply with "brampton" for early access.

This spring I am teaching a new class at MIT called **How to AI (Almost) Anything** Its name is a play on 2 seminal @medialab courses: how to make almost anything (on design & fabrication) and how to grow almost anything (on synthetic biology) We are now in the AI age, and today's AI can be applied to almost anything - from language to vision, audio, sensors, medical data, music, art, smell, and taste. This course covers the principles of AI (focusing on deep learning and foundation models), how we can apply AI to novel real-world data modalities, and multimodal AI that can process many modalities at once, such as connecting language and multimedia, music and art, sensing and actuation, and more. Course website: mit-mi.github.io/how2ai-course/… All lectures, readings, and materials will be released publicly, so feel free to follow along!

"Pa. 5/16/14 growing in a corn field never knew they grew there" -Shawn Morrissey? #morels #morelmushrooms

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

We propose that six main mechanisms of neural #oscillations contribute to multi-timescale neural processing in multisensory (and unisensory) integration: Amplitude modulation, phase resetting, entrainment, phase-amplitude coupling, phase coupling; envelope coupling

🚨🚨 We are hiring! RT appreciated! Prof. Rui Song (song-ray.github.io) and I will recruit post-doc scientists through Amazon’s post-doc program (amazon.science/postdoctoral-s…).

No academic philosopher accepts the 'Who designed the designer?' objection to the fine-tuning argument. It's simply not an issue that has any bearing on the premises of the Bayesian versions that are actually discussed in the academic literature. plato.stanford.edu/entries/fine-t…