AI is set to transform the workforce -- and the Georgia Institute of Technology's new AI Makerspace is helping tens of thousands of students get ahead of the curve. In this episode of NVIDIA's AI Podcast, host Noah Kravitz speaks with Arijit Raychowdhury, a professor and Steve W. Cedex school chair of electrical engineering at Georgia Tech's college of engineering, about the supercomputer hub, which provides students with the computing resources to reinforce their coursework and gain hands-on experience with AI. Built in collaboration with NVIDIA, the AI Makerspace underscores Georgia Tech's commitment to preparing students for an AI-driven future, while fostering collaboration with local schools and universities.
5:57: What computing resources are included in the AI Makerspace?
19:25: Raychowdhury's insight on the intersection of AI and higher education
23:33: How have industries and jobs already changed as a result of AI?
27:44: What can younger students do to prepare to get a spot in Georgia Tech's engineering program?
How Two Students Are Building Robots for Handling Houeshold Chores - Ep. 224
Imagine having a robot that could help you clean up after a party -- or fold heaps of laundry. Chengshu Eric Li and Josiah David Wong, two Stanford University Ph.D. students advised by renowned computer science professor Fei-Fei Li, are making that a dream come true with BEHAVIOR-1K, a project that aims to enable robots to perform 1,000 household chores, including picking up fallen objects or cooking.
Making Machines Mindful: NYU Professor Talks Responsible AI - Ep. 205
Artificial intelligence is now a household term. Responsible AI is hot on its heels. Julia Stoyanovich, associate professor of computer science and engineering at NYU and director of the university's Center for Responsible AI, wants to make the terms "AI" and "responsible AI" synonymous, sharing her advocacy efforts and how people can help.
Replit CEO Amjad Masad on Empowering the Next Billion Software Creators - Ep. 201
Replit aims to empower the next billion software creators. Replit CEO Amjad Masad aims to bridge the gap between ideas and software, a task simplified by advances in generative AI. The company's suite of technologies help make software creation accessible to all, even those with no coding experience.
MIT's Anant Agarwal on AI in Education - Ep. 197
Anant Agarwal, founder of edX and chief platform officer at 2U, shares his vision for the future of online education and the impact of AI in revolutionizing the learning experience, emphasizing the importance of accessibility and quality in education.
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