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[1-16] What are best graduate schools for AI?
The short answer is: MIT, CMU, and Stanford are historically the powerhouses of AI and still are the top 3 today. There are however, hundreds of schools all over the world with at least one or two active researchers doing interesting work in AI. What is most important in graduate school is finding an advisor who is doing something YOU are interested in. Read about what's going on in the field and then identify the the people in the field that are doing that research you find most interesting. If a professor and his students are publishing frequently, then that should be a place to consider.
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