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SCS News 2024

September 2024

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  • SCS Life

Does Compute Episode 2: What AI Isn't (Part Two)

Aaron Aupperlee
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  • From The Link

DROPSphere: The RI's Own Yellow Submarine

from The Link
This informational card for the SCS podcast Does Compute features the title, tells folks it was made with SCS and GeekWire Studios and includes the title information for the first episode, "What AI Isn't"
  • SCS Life

Does Compute Episode 1: What AI Isn't (Part One)

Aaron Aupperlee
Does Compute logo.
  • Announcements

SCS Launches 'Does Compute' Podcast

Aaron Aupperlee

August 2024

Two images displayed side by side show an illustrated human standing in a kitchen and in a living room, with both a cup and a mug shown in different locations. Atop both photos is the text "Robot, can you bring me a cup?"
  • Research

Teaching AI Agents To Navigate Ambiguous Instructions

Charlotte Hu
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  • SCS Life

Timber Technologist

Kelly Rembold
A wheeled robot with a sensor attached traverses a corn field.
  • Research

CMU Researchers Develop Robotic Platform To Boost Corn Crop Health

Mallory Lindahl
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  • Media Mentions

Tuomas Sandholm: AI’s Benefits Far Outweigh its Dangers — Here’s Why

Pittsburgh Quarterly
Portrait of Meredith Grelli.
  • Announcements

Meredith Meyer Grelli Appointed New Director of Project Olympus

Marylee Williams
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  • Media Mentions

CMU’s New $300K R.K. Mellon Grant Will Make Pittsburgh Education More Equitable

NEXTPittsburgh
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  • Research

Prudentia Project Explores How Internet Applications Share the Same Connection

Michael Cunningham
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  • Media Mentions

AI and Autism: An Interview With Andrew Begel

ABILITY Magazine
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  • SCS Life

CMU Students, Faculty Go Big During Robotics Institute's Annual Textile Jam

Marylee Williams
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  • Research

SCS Researchers Partner with Mass Transit Operators for Better Technology

Caroline Sheedy
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  • Media Mentions

This 3D Knitting Machine Could Weave Your Next Piece of Furniture

Fast Company
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  • Awards

CMU Hacking Team Wins DEF CON Capture-the-Flag Title

Michael Cunningham
The cover of Nature Methods says Focus on advanced AI in biology against a black background with some blue circuitry imagery at the bottom of the cover.
  • Research

CMU Researchers Outline Promises, Challenges of Understanding AI for Biological Discovery

Marylee Williams
Portrait of Zico Kolter.
  • Announcements

Carnegie Mellon's Kolter Joins OpenAI's Board of Directors, Safety and Security Committee

Aaron Aupperlee
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  • Research

Revisiting Fundamental Equations in Computer Graphics

Charlotte Hu
A yellow four-legged robot with leopard-like stripes stands on a gravel surface while its human operator kneels in the background.
  • Announcements

CMU, Pitt Researchers Compete in Three-Year, $7M DARPA Triage Challenge

Marylee Williams

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