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This workshop will examine how AI is reshaping and challenging social science research, spanning both qualitative and quantitative methodologies. Attendees will explore the implications for research practice across these approaches.
An upcoming event will be hosted by the DSI Foundations Center, Columbia University’s Department of Statistics, and Columbia Engineering, bringing together expertise in data science, statistics, and engineering.
Five early-career AI researchers will present their papers to a technical jury, followed by awards and networking with researchers, industry research leads, and investors. The Europe-wide programme is backed by EuroTech Federation, with more than 220 submissions and 70+ academic and industry reviewers.
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Robotics engineer and Takamori Robot founder and CEO Joseph Casebeer will lead hands-on programming demos with H.I.R.O. robots, exploring microcontrollers, sensors, control loops, and physical AI. Software and ML engineers will also get a practical roadmap to full-stack robotics and setting up a home lab.
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Public proof materials allow immediate scrutiny in mathematics and computing. Physics collaborators will prepare their own account before releasing the AI output.
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Latest episodeToday’s lineup pairs AI outfit planning and free textbook tools with bigger questions about access and oversight. Reddit is moving toward signed-in visits, while CrowdStrike describes AI-assisted intrusions still steered by a human.
Claude’s legal tools and new coding integrations make review part of the workflow, while Google reserves its next model’s first access for cyber defenders. Today’s other developments put costs and accountability in focus, from Alphabet’s cash deficit and xAI’s home buyouts to a stolen-art recovery and disputes over medical advice and disclosure.
Google’s simulated worlds gain sound but still lose context, while Walmart’s training results measure confidence rather than skill. Professors’ grading changes and Amazon’s guidance put the focus on evidence, with five tools rounding out today’s workbench.
