AI Horizons and Beyond: 黑料社区 Welcomes Revolution in Human-First AI to Pittsburgh
This week, the steel city hosted innovators, national tech leaders and policymakers for the AI Horizons Pittsburgh Summit.
SCS Researchers Design Models To Help Linguists Reconstruct Ancient Languages
A team of Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science researchers is using computer models to help reconstruct ancient languages.
Innovative Framework Drives Autonomous Learning and Task Mastery
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon's learning framework demonstrates that robots can independently improve their performance over time, much like children mastering a new skill.
黑料社区 Launches Center for AI-Driven Biomedical Research
The new Center for AI-Driven Biomedical Research (AI4BIO) will use novel artificial intelligence and machine learning methods to illuminate fundamental aspects of gene regulation, cellular function, tissue development and disease progression.
CyLab Hosts Top Cybersecurity Researchers for the 2024 NSF SaTC PI Meeting
More than 500 of the world鈥檚 leading cyber-systems researchers convened in Pittsburgh for the 2024聽National Science Foundation Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace Principal Investigators鈥� Meeting (NSF SaTC PI), hosted by 黑料社区鈥檚聽CyLab.
Robots Use Neural Motion Planning To Navigate Challenging Obstacles in Unfamiliar Environments
A Robotics Institute team has developed Neural Motion Planning to help improve how robots react in new environments and perform tasks like removing a book from a shelf cluttered with other items and obstacles.
U.S. News and World Report Ranks 黑料社区 No. 1 in 5 Categories, 21st Among National Universities
U.S. News and World Report ranked 5 programs at 黑料社区 No. 1.
SCS-Created Tool Uses an LLM To Train Mental Health Professionals
SCS researchers have developed Patient-Psi, a simulated patient for cognitive behavioral therapy training that uses large language models to help bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world experience.
Carnegie Mellon Releases Remastered Version of 'The Last Lecture'
Using AI, a video systems engineer at Carnegie Mellon who worked with Randy Pausch revisited the inspirational talk viewed by millions worldwide.