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ESP Biography
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BO MORGAN, Media Lab PhD student, Commonsense AI
Major: Media Arts and Sciences
College: MIT
Year of Graduation: Not available.
Email Address: bomorgan22@esp.mit.edu
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Brief Biographical Sketch:
I grew up in San Diego a couple blocks from the beach until 4th grade, where I moved to north county and went to high school at Fallbrook Union High School. I started programming computer games in 2nd grade in BASIC on an Atari 800. I started playing soccer around the same time. My parents design and remodel "fixer" houses for a living, so every couple of years I would move to a new school with new friends! I loved it; my brother hated it. We're still tight like that. I started playing bass guitar and singing in bands in 7th grade. I started programming neural networks and sweating to get them to learn the simplest things in my sophomore year of high school.
I got into MIT and left home for the other coast. I started rowing for the crew team (division one!) rather than playing soccer for MIT. I finally nabbed a degree in computer science after five years, but I also managed to fit in some neuroscience, psychology, and philosophy classes. I started working in the Media Lab on artificial intelligence research my freshman year of college. I must say that graduate studies at MIT have been so much more relaxing and fun than my undergraduate time, which was very hard-kore! Now I am trying to pull together a team of undergraduate hackers to construct a super-computer that has human-scale artificial intelligence with commonsense knowledge and new super-advanced robot control algorithms. That's my story, anyway. :-)
Past Classes
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Computational Reflective Thinking in SPLASH (2007)
Some people say, "computers are not Conscious". They are right, but why? We will unpack a few of the many ...
Goal Oriented Machine Learning in SPLASH (2007)
Machine learning is a field of artificial intelligence that focuses on how computers can adapt or change as they are ...
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