Bryon Aragam // University of Chicago
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Personal homepage of Bryon Aragam, Assistant Professor at the University of Chicago.
Bryon Aragam // University of Chicago research publications --> group teaching software consulting --> cv --> about // about Associate Professor and Topel Faculty Scholar in the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago . I am broadly interested in artificial intelligence and statistics, and how intelligent systems learn to reason from data. Learning and discovery are two central pillars of my work, with an emphasis on causality, reasoning, and abstraction in intelligent systems. Generative models for AI have shown remarkable capacities to emulate creative processes but still lack
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