2020
Mar
02
Center for Research on
Computation and Society
The Center for Research on Computation and Society (CRCS), at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, brings together computer scientists and scholars from a broad range of fields to make advances in computational research that serve public interest. We are currently collaborating on interdisciplinary projects in areas such as conservation and public health. CRCS is informed by a deep knowledge of the societal issues at stake and by a commitment to advancing the human condition through cutting edge collaboration between computational and social science.
CRCS Director's Letter
Latest Tweets from @HCRCS:
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Fascinating work by @MilindTambe_AI on leveraging computational game theory & intelligent social networks to tackle complex social issues around security and spread of deathly diseases. Milind lays out how AI can be used more widely for social good @GoogleAI @GoogleIndia @HCRCS t.co/oPQBd04awZ
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@hermansaksono, we're so pleased to welcome you to CRCS in the Fall!!! t.co/utYNlKBTsr
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Gentle reminder of @Harvard Center for Research on Computation and Society @HCRCS new CRCS summer fellowship program for PhD students. Note application deadline: Feb 28. t.co/6WjzqjV7J9 @red_abebe #AIforGood #AIforSocialImpact
Upcoming Events
Latest videos:
Hima Lakkaraju: How can we Fool LIME and SHAP? Adversarial Attacks on Explanation Methods
David Kempe: Security Games: Quasi-Regular Seqences, and a New Version of TSP
Eugene Vorobeychik: Adversarial Machine Learning: from Models to Practice
Aditya Grover: Bias in Generative Modeling
Max Kleiman-Weiner: Reverse Engineering Human Morality
Andrew Perrault: Game-Focused Learning in Cooperative and Non-Cooperative
Sarah Keren: Goal Recognition Design
IACS Seminar:
AI for Social Good: Learning and Planning
in the Data-to-Deployment Pipeline
