AIM Seminar: How voting goes wrong, and how it can go right: the evolution of collective intelligence
Joshua B. Plotkin (University of Pennsylvania)
Abstract: Voting sometimes works well. A crowd's average guess is often better than any individual guess. But voting can also fail,...
Colloquium: How to achieve quantum advantage?
Lin Lin, Caltech
The development of error-corrected quantum computers raises the prospect of quantum advantages in scientific computation. Which problems are...
AIM Seminar: Programmable Collective Dynamics in Active Matter and Robot Swarms
Steven Ceron (UM Robotics)
Abstract: Collective systems are able to exhibit complex global dynamics through relatively simple local interactions, and they give us a...
AIM Seminar: The Geometry of Diffusion Generation: A Log-Density Ridge Perspective
Ye He (Applied Mathematics, University of Colorado Boulder)
Abstract: Diffusion models generate data by gradually transforming noise into structured samples. When these samples differ from the...
AIM Seminar: Title TBA
Oliver Gross (Computer Science and Engineering, University of California San Diego)
Abstract: TBA Contact: Ian Tobasco
AIM Seminar: Title TBA
Mari Kawakatsu (Mathematics and Complex Systems, University of Michigan)
Abstract: TBA Contact: Ian Tobasco
