what is ai@nyu?
We are in the middle of an Artificial Intelligence revolution. Its impact is already great in many spheres of human undertaking and across disciplines, from social sciences to new material and drug discovery, to better decision-making in health, business, and government. NYU researchers play a major role in the AI revolution; we are the home of many stellar faculty in both AI research and AI applications.
AI@NYU highlights the many activities in AI at NYU. Please browse the various sections of the site and reach out to us with any questions!
news & announcements
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Josiah W. Gibbs Lecture
Yann LeCun gave the prestigious Josiah Willard Gibbs Lecture at the Joint Mathematics Meeting of 2025.
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Kyunghyun Cho Named Glen de Vries Professor of Health Statistics
Kyunghyung Cho has been named Glen de Vries Professor of Health Statistics. Congratulations!
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Lerrel Pinto Wins 2025 Sloan Research Fellowship — Congrats!
Lerrel Pinto has been awarded a 2025 Sloan Research Felllowship. Congratulatons!
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Machine learning
Machine learning (ML) is concerned with creating algorithms for constructing predictive models from data and is a foundation for the rest of AI.
Computer Vision
Computer vision is an area in AI that deals with the construction of explicit, meaningful measurements and descriptions of physical objects from images.
Natural Language Processing
Natural language processing (NLP) develops methods for processing text data and speech, e.g., machine translation, conversational agents and text summarization.
Robotics AI
Robotics AI is concerned with designing systems, independently interacting with their physical environment, such as industrial robots, drones, and self-driving cars.
AI for Healthcare and Medicine
One of the most important applications of AI has been to healthcare. NYU is a pioneer in applying breakthrough machine learning techniques to healthcare, facilitated by close ties between NYU's School of Medicine and the multiple AI research laboratories at NYU.
