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We’ll create transformative technologies, experiences, and systems that address the dual challenge of climate change and energy.
We believe that decentralized technologies offer a promising solution to the challenges we face in various sectors.
There is an opportunity to revolutionize and improve mental + physical wellbeing using digital technologies and human-computer interactions.
The Media Lab is focused on people and AI, especially how novel AI technologies and applications can improve the human experience.
Cultivating creativity on a broad scale requires expertise that cuts across traditional disciplinary boundaries.
MLVoices is an ongoing occasional series featuring community members talking about their ideas, their work, their passions, and their lives.
Each of these discussions was dedicated to a timely, urgent topic.
To fully explore and understand the ocean, we need "all hands on deck."
LabCAST was the Media Lab's original video feature series. It ran from 2007–2016, highlighting dozens of research projects and initiatives.
The MLTalks series brings leading voices from a wide range of fields into the Media Lab for thought-provoking conversations, whic…
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