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The Empathy Museum, based in London, is a participatory art installation dedicated to helping us look at the world through other people's eyes. The latest installation, A Mile in My Shoes, includes stories from Empathy Museum's existing collection as well as newly recorded ones from the NYU community. The stories explore a variety of topics from grief to joy to love and conflict. It is on display until October 31st, 2025 at the Paulson Center & 2 MetroTech.
The Empathy Museum, based in London, is a participatory art installation dedicated to helping us look at the world through other people's eyes. The latest installation, A Mile in My Shoes, includes stories from Empathy Museum's existing collection as well as newly recorded ones from the NYU community. The stories explore a variety of topics from grief to joy to love and conflict. It is on display until October 31st, 2025 at the Paulson Center & 2 MetroTech.










![How Naturalistic Learning Algorithm PooDLe Works
Most AI systems trained on carefully curated datasets struggle when faced with the messy reality of naturalistic video. PooDLe [https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.11208], a newly published work, addresses this problem.
“We were interested in building embodied learning algorithms that could learn directly from video streams. Says Mengye Ren, author of the paper and assistant professor of computer science and data science at NYU.
The algorithms name comes from a combination of a pooled loss function and a dense loss function used in PooDLes architecture.
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