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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MIL-BERT: Classification of Arbitrarily Large Text with Performance and Explanatory Guarantees
Abstract Objective/Background Most artificial intelligence systems can analyze only a limited amount of text at once. Shortening a document can remove important evidence, while processing the entire document may require substantial computing resources and offer little insight into how a prediction was made. We introduce MIL-BERT, a method for efficiently classifying long documents and large…
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The New York Times talks with SRI ahead of Apple’s developer conference
Apple’s Siri is on the cusp of a major upgrade. The technology was born at SRI.
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SRI Appoints Dimitra Vergyri as President of Information and Computing Sciences Division
AI and speech technology leader brings more than two decades of experience to her new role.
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SRI’s Industrial Vision technology for facility management
SRI’s AI-powered vision system serves as a digital bridge, transforming today’s legacy solution into modern enterprise intelligence.
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SRI addresses the rural healthcare gap with AI innovation
SRI researchers are building an AI-driven system designed to upskill clinicians and transform rural healthcare delivery.
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Designing better human-machine teams
SRI is discovering how AI can organize humans and machines into complex, collaborative, high-functioning units.
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Where is AI taking us?
As the co-chair of Stanford’s AI Index Steering Committee, SRI’s Ray Perrault shapes a monumental annual effort to document the global AI ecosystem.
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Why quantum assurance matters
New SRI research seeks to secure the future of quantum innovation by extending software assurance capabilities from classical computers to quantum information systems.
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Case study: A game-changing multimedia processing platform for national defense and commercial innovation
SRI’s Open Language Interface for Voice Exploitation has become a critical tool for both government customers and next-generation AI startups.
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SRI becomes a founding member of the OCUDU Ecosystem Foundation
Hosted by the Linux Foundation, the OCUDU Ecosystem Foundation will build an open-source, AI-native software stack for 5G and early 6G Radio Access Networks.
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SRI advances trustworthy data exchange across disparate healthcare systems
Helping systems talk to each other increases patient safety, lowers costs, reduces errors, and streamlines treatment.
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Pedro Sequeira: Bridging the gap between humans and machines
Working in SRI’s AI Center, Sequeira creates autonomous systems that learn, reason, and adapt under uncertainty.