UW AI researcher wins top Marconi award, aims to put 'superhuman hearing' in billions of devices
lazowska · x · 2026-09-15
An AI researcher at the University of Washington's Allen School has won the prestigious Marconi award. Their work focuses on giving devices hearing capabilities beyond human perception, with the goal of deploying the technology across billions of devices.
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