Research

Alain Oliviero Durmus: Rethinking generative AI from the ground up

While generative AI tools continue to impress, their inner workings remain largely mysterious. Hi! PARIS Fellow Alain Oliviero Durmus is tackling this challenge head-on with his project TODO – Toward Enhanced Generative Models. By applying tools from stochastic optimal control, he’s building a stronger mathematical foundation for diffusion and flow models, aiming to make them more robust, interpretable, and ready for complex real-world applications.

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LACONIC: A 3D layout adapter for controllable image creation

What happens when artificial intelligence pushes the boundaries of image creation from flat, 2D visuals into fully controllable 3D scenes?  In their work, Maks Ovsjanikov (Professor at École polytechnique) and Léopold Maillard (PhD Student at École polytechnique), introduce LACONIC, a new 3D layout adapter, pushing generative image models into real 3D. Built on top of existing diffusion […]

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36 Hi! PARIS Papers Accepted at NeurIPS 2025

This year, 36 papers from Hi! PARIS affiliated researchers have been accepted at NeurIPS 2025, one of the world’s most prestigious conferences in artificial intelligence and machine learning., highlighting the strength and breadth of our research across partner institutions.

A strong showing that reflects our continued commitment to advancing the frontiers of AI for science, business, and society.

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Rethinking Uncertainty in Machine Learning

Hi! PARIS Summer School 2025Speaker Insight – Aymeric Dieuleveut, École polytechnique As machine learning systems become embedded in critical decisions, from finance to infrastructure, the need for trustworthy, interpretable predictions has never been greater. Aymeric Dieuleveut, Professor of Statistics and Machine Learning at École polytechnique and scientific co-director of the Hi! PARIS Center, believes the […]

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Solenne Gaucher

Why ignoring sensitive Data doesn’t make AI fair

At this year’s Hi! PARIS Summer School, Solenne Gaucher (École polytechnique) shed light on the growing challenge of fairness in AI. As algorithms trained on biased data shape decisions at scale, she reminded us that fairness is neither only a mathematical problem nor only an ethical one. Instead, it sits at the intersection of both, and demands attention from scientists, policymakers, and society alike.

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AI Seminar Cycle

The Hi! PARIS AI Seminar Cycle is a monthly series showcasing leading research in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. Held on the first Wednesday of each month, it brings together top scholars, students, and partners to explore AI’s scientific, business, and societal impact across key themes such as foundation models, trustworthy AI, and AI for science and engineering.