A program written by MIT student Wu-Hsi Li to help visualize music
New book (one of the authors is over at Sloan) describing how businesses are beginning to realize and use the power of games for training and motivation.
Students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who want to use their iPhones to look at course syllabi or check the campus-shuttle schedule can now surf to a version of the MIT Web site designed especially for cellphones. And officials plan to let other colleges use the Mobile Web project software.
The Media Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology announced yesterday that it had signed a contract with a budding film-and-television studio to create the Center for Future Storytelling.
MIT Prof. creates customized smartphones and badges with embedded
sensors that collect data about human conversations-- timing, energy,
variability-- that could help change communication skills for the better?
This project is a bit old, but an interesting example of artificial intelligence in the subjective realm of art. There's potential for an intelligence like this that could collaborate with beginning studio artists.
Brief description of AI and prediction of future developments