Jinhua Zhao

Professor, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology

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AI

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I share practical insights on mobility, AI and city policies -real research, actionable frameworks, no jargons.

For city leaders, regulators, industry executives who want to understand what actually works, what’s not, and what might come next.

Recent Issues

Six Questions Each City Needs to Ask

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Who’s in Charge? Human Agency

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“Follow Your Passion” didn’t help my 16-year- old. Here is what I teach him

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My Research

Urban Mobility:

I integrate behavior science and computation to understand human behavior, design system, and reform policies.

AI, Learning and Work:

I also explore how artificial intelligence unlocks new opportunities for education and work, developing solutions for people and institution.

My Labs

JTL Urban Mobility Lab

JTL Urban Mobility Lab

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Transit Lab

Transit Lab

Transit Lab pioneers innovative public transit research, partnering with major agencies worldwide to solve real-world challenges, pushing boundaries and shaping..

Mens, Manus, Machina

Mens, Manus, Machina

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In The News

Adoption of autonomous vehicles is one race Singapore is not keen on winning

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A collaborative approach towards the future of work

Move the conversation out of the boardroom and also give

SMART launches research group to advance AI, automation, and the future of work

The Singapore MIT-Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART), MIT’s research

Prof Jinhua Zhao on the Singapore-MIT AI Symposium, by CNA Asia

How to use AI safely and make learning or work

Where Big Ideas Come From ­­— and Why They Matter

Cities such as Guangzhou and San Francisco already have robotaxis

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