MIT professor says we should be 'very, very careful' when asking AI for financial advice — and prompting it correctly is an 'art'

Although more and more people are asking AI for financial advice, 62% of Americans still don’t trust it to generate reliable ...
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MIT researchers teach AI models to learn from their own notes

Large language models already read, write, and answer questions with striking skill. They do this by training on vast libraries of text. Once that training ends, though, the model’s knowledge largely ...
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AI robots are learning to do simple human tasks at a factory in Massachusetts

Artificial intelligence works when computers learn from data that is readily available. But there is no data to teach robots ...
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Navigating AI at MIT

As artificial intelligence changes how we teach, learn, and do research, we’re exploring best practices—and working to ensure ...
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MIT Study Maps AI Capacity in Central Eurasia

ROME — A study to measure artificial intelligence capacity in Central Eurasia and guide investment and policy decisions was ...
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APUS Offers New Courses with MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL)-Powered Content on AI

CHARLES TOWN, W.Va., Nov. 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- American Public University System (APUS) has entered a licensing agreement with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Computer Science and ...
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IBM and MIT partner on artificial intelligence research

BOSTON (AP) — IBM is planning to spend $240 million over the next decade to create an artificial intelligence research lab at MIT. Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Thursday announced the ...
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How everyday devices could train AI faster while keeping personal data on-device

A new method developed by MIT researchers can accelerate a privacy-preserving artificial intelligence training method by ...
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Forget Humanoids. At MIT, Worms and Turtles Are Inspiring a New Generation of Robots

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—Everyone is obsessed with humanoid robots right now, but the director of MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory thinks tomorrow’s intelligent physical machines ...