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STEAM Academy Seminar: Frontiers of Intelligence

Raia Dr Hadsell · CERN

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Abstract: Frontier AI is advancing rapidly: the simulated physics of Genie, planetary-level species and climate modeling, and the embodied AI of Robotics are breaking new ground. We are on the precipice of unlocking more advances in these areas, and the vision extends further. I will discuss the opportunities and the challenges: AI has established new paradigms for understanding our physical world, yet there are important questions about the methods, the results, and the changing roles of scientists.

Bio: Raia joined Google DeepMind in 2014 to advance its mission to build AI responsibly to benefit humanity. After a decade of contributions in continual learning, reinforcement learning, and robotics, she is now a VP of Research, overseeing groundbreaking research at Google DeepMind. Raia leads numerous teams exploring new AI innovations and models for critical challenges, such as weather and climate modeling. As a respected change leader in the broader AI community, Raia serves as an AI Ambassador for the UK government, and was the founder and first Editor-in-Chief of a new open journal, Transactions on Machine Learning Research (TMLR).

This seminar is part of the CERN STEAM Academy Seminar Series.

Networking cocktail will follow the seminar.

With the support of CERN's Next Generation Triggers Project.

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CERN
Speaker
Raia Dr Hadsell
Year
2026
Language
English
Subjects
Computer science
Source
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