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Faculty Clayton T. Morrison (Associate Professor, School of Information) Adarsh Pyarelal (Assistant Professor, School of Information) Research Scientists Enrique Noriega (Computer Science) Liang Zhang Postdocs Justin Lieffers Dharma Raj KC Resea...

Your lab account You can use your lab account to log into the following services: This wiki. The lab's project management platform The lab's Zulip instance. The lab's video site (PeerTube), which has training videos such as the EEG/fNIRS cap setup series. Ch...

ML4AI Lab Reading Group Schedules. These are weekly meetings held every Tuesday from 10:00 to 11:00 AM in Harvill 332b. Spring 2025 Date Speaker Paper Slides 2/4/2025 No lab meeting due to faculty job presentation 2/11/2025 Sale...

Purpose We will use this wiki as a place to put the following: Lab news Lab policies Lab procedures Lab resources Lab infrastructure Lab member profiles Lab seminar (aka journal club/reading group) schedules Public-facing project pages And more... What does ...

Compute The ML4AI lab has the following compute VMs: VM Name CPU RAM GPUs kraken AMD EPYC 7662 64-Core Processor (2.0 GHz) 720 GB 2x NVIDIA A100 (40 GB) leviathan AMD EPYC 7763 64-Core Processor (2.45 GHz) 720 GB 6x NVIDIA ...

We have a self-hosted instance of the Vikunja project management app running at https://vikunja.lab.pyarelal.xyz.

You will have received an email titled "Set up your ML4AI Lab account" with a secure link. Click it and set a password and/or passkey. (It arrives alongside a general welcome email — the setup link is in the separate one.) Log into the wiki by clicking "Log i...

We have an instance of Zulip set up at https://zulip.lab.pyarelal.xyz, to enable efficient communication.

The ASIST Study 3 dataset was collected in 2022 as part of DARPA's Artificial Social Intelligence for Successful Teams (ASIST) program. Experiment description In this experiment, teams of 3 participants conduct urban search-and-rescue missions in Minecraft, wi...

MultiCAT webpage

Program information: Performer-created ASIST website Program description on DARPA's website Information about our grant under this program: ToMCAT project website

We have an instance of Snipe-IT at https://snipe-it.lab.pyarelal.xyz that we will use to keep track of our equipment and consumables. You can log into the Snipe-IT instance using your lab credentials (username and Unix password).

Good teamwork enables teams to perform beyond the sum of their parts. The next generation of teams will be comprised of humans and autonomous agents collaboratively working towards shared goals. With this in mind, it is appropriate to ask the questions (i) wha...

The lab runs a LiteLLM proxy that gives you access to large language models running on the lab's GPU server (orca), using an OpenAI-compatible API. This lets you use tools like Python scripts, curl, and Claude Code with local open-source models without needing...

Overview The lab uses a self-hosted monitoring stack to track CPU, GPU, memory, disk, network, and per-process resource usage across all lab servers. Metrics are visualised in Grafana, which is available at https://grafana.lab.pyarelal.xyz. Log in with your...

For lab members who joined before 2026-05-22. orca's logins are now managed centrally through Kanidm for new members. If you already had an orca account before that date, your existing access still works and you don't need to follow this. This page covers SS...

orca has two NVIDIA H100 NVL GPUs (~95 GB VRAM each, 190 GB total), shared between the lab's LLM inference service and everyone's research jobs (training runs, GPU-accelerated experiments). There is no job scheduler — sharing works by the conventions on this p...