Information and Computing Sciences
SRI’s Information and Computing Sciences division is taking on some of the world’s most important challenges, creating leading-edge technology solutions that have revolutionary impact.
Our researchers are redefining the way human beings interact with machines and with one another through machines, as we define what’s next in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computing for the real world.
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Karen Myers: Designing AI systems to collaborate with people
The director of SRI’s AI Center researches AI technologies that complement human capabilities.
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Researchers develop an AI model that helps understand intent
The model generated responses that were more helpful and honest, and less harmful, than others.
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SRI’s Genome Explorer: Enhanced genome browser delivers better user experience
Navigating genomes just became easier with dynamically responsive zoom and high-density display.
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SRI researchers use AI to study deadly viruses
Machine learning algorithms identify how hemorrhagic fever viruses hijack human cells.
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SRI demonstrates the impact of “small AI” for experts
DASL combines machine learning and human expertise to provide insights for a variety of applications.
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The Future of AI: Looking at trends with SRI’s Ray Perrault
The long-time AI researcher discusses the need to allay public concerns with responsible AI initiatives.
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Patrick Lincoln named new President of SRI’s Information & Computing Sciences division
The industry veteran and SRI Fellow brings deep knowledge across an array of technical disciplines.
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SRI Highlights Women’s Narratives: Acknowledging Women’s History Month
We foster environments where women can innovate, lead, and contribute.
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SRI researchers tap Large Language Models to improve password security
Using advanced AI to analyze billions of leaked passwords, SRI researchers reveal the risky human tendencies that make passwords far too easy to guess.
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SRI researchers bring AI to the architectural design process
A new artificial intelligence-powered software for architects can render multiple building design options from a single sketch.
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SRI to develop high throughput reconfigurable radio frequency processors
Radio processors will be needed in communication environments where static solutions often fail.
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SRI squeezes computer processors between pixels of an image sensor
The microscale computers will speed the processing of volumes of image data generated by autonomous vehicles, robots, and other devices that “see.”