AI and the Election

SCS researchers are part Adobe’s generative AI music creation and editing tool called Project Music GenAI Control, giving users command over melody, rhythm and dynamics. > read the full story

A message from Martial Hebert, Dean, School of Computer Science about this AI-themed issue, and the importance of safeguarding it while we realize its true potential. > read the full story

Across the political spectrum, candidates running for election this year are using artificial intelligence to connect with voters and criticize their opponents. > read the full story

SCS professor Vince Conitzer has co-authored a new book, Moral AI, adding to the conversations going on across campus dealing with ethics and the future of the field. > read the full story

AI has already changed the way that science is conducted, and partnering with it has the potential to help solve large-scale world problems. > read the full story

When we create AI systems to improve the lives of workers, we need to remember to involve those workers in its creation for it to be effective. > read the full story

SCS has launched a new podcast titles "Does Compute." Learn about AI and Climate with this excerpt from the episode with alumna Priya Donti (CS 2022). > read the full story

Mark Stehlik has announced his plans to retire. Read the first installment of what will prove to be SCS' long goodbye to a cherished faculty member, and so much more. > read the full story

Congratulations to the graduating class of 2024! Please enjoy a selection of photos from the SCS 2024 Diploma Ceremony and Commencement weekend events. > view gallery

SCS has launched the CMU TechBridge Coding Bootcamp to provide access to computer science education and career opportunities for high school (or equivalent) graduates. > read the full story

C. Gordon Bell, visionary designer of computer systems and former CMU faculty member, died May 17, 2024, at his home in Coronado, California. He was 89. > read the full story