The MIT NLP Meetings is a student-run seminar series. This talk series features NLP researchers working on a diverse set of topics ranging from LLMs, interpretability, Human AI Collaboration, and more. We often meet on Wednesdays at 4pm in person at building 45.

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See all previous talks below:

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We thank the many suggestions from our friends at MIT, and we are grateful for our sponsors listed below. And if you are interested in sponsoring future events, please feel free to reach out us!

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Also you might be interested in other seminar/talk series about ML/NLP at MIT:

• The EI Seminar Series consist of talks from PIs doing research in ML, robotics and related fields.
• Scale ML Seminar is organized by graduate students collectively focusing on Algorithms That Learn and Scale.
• The ML Tea Talks is a weekly series of informal 30-minute-long talks from members of the machine learning community around MIT.
• ML Seminars aim for technical talks with methodological insights that generalize across ML fields.
• The AI4Society Seminar Series focus on AI’s impact on society, ethics, governance, and human-computer interaction.