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Paul Liang, MIT

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I am an Assistant Professor at the MIT Media Lab and MIT EECS, where I direct the Multisensory Intelligence research group. In summer 2024, I was a visiting researcher in the AI, psychology, and neuroscience program at UC Berkeley's Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing. Previously, I received my Ph.D. from the Machine Learning Department at Carnegie Mellon University, advised by Louis-Philippe Morency and Ruslan Salakhutdinov. Prospective students: I am hiring at all levels (post-docs, PhDs, masters, undergrads, and visitors); please fill in this form if you are interested. If you want to join MIT as a graduate student, please apply through the programs in Media Arts & Sciences or EECS, and mention my name in your application. I'm also happy to collaborate and answer questions about my research and MIT programs, I especially encourage students from underrepresented groups to reach out. Our group studies the foundations of multisensory AI and its impact on the human experience,

Paul Liang, MIT Paul Liang email :&nbsp ppliang (at) mit (dot) edu office :&nbsp Wiesner Building E15-391 Bio | Google Scholar Github | Twitter Follow @pliang279 Research , teaching , diversity statements I am an Assistant Professor at the MIT Media Lab and MIT EECS , where I direct the Multisensory Intelligence research group. Our group develops the foundations of self-evolving multisensory AI to advance human capabilities and well-being. Prospective students: I am hiring at all levels (post-docs, PhDs, masters, undergrads, and visitors). If you want to join MIT as a graduate student, please

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