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Harvard Undergraduate Machine Intelligence CommunityHUMIC

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Undergraduate community for AI and machine learning, running student-led workshops and projects on current developments.

Also known as Harvard Machine Intelligence Community (HUMIC)

Joining
No comp required
No experience needed
Check how to join at humic.ai

About

The Harvard Undergraduate Machine Intelligence Community (HUMIC) is the primary space for undergraduates interested in artificial intelligence and machine learning to gather, socialize, and learn from one another. We serve the unique role of hosting completely undergraduate-run workshops and projects exploring state-of-the-art developments.

How to join

No comp — you don't have to do a trial period of the club's work to join

Details

Status
Recognized
Dues
No dues required

What they do

  • Undergraduate-run workshops exploring state-of-the-art developments
  • Discussion Dinner Series
  • Future of Intelligence Fellowship (7-week deep learning workshop series)
  • AI Project Incubator
  • Tech Talks
  • Hackathons
  • Career Development
  • Mailing list

Mission, in their words

Unlock the next generation of a liberal arts education: liberal arts augmented by machine intelligence.

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