Adam Tunnard

Articles

• School of Computer Science Dean Andrew Moore leaves for unknown opportunity

  Carnegie Mellon University’s Andrew Moore, Dean of the School of Computer Science (SCS), announced that he would be stepping down from his position on Aug. 28, after serving as Dean since 2014. Dean Moore will pursue “a new professional opportunity,” as told in a Carnegie Mellon University press release, after finishing the calendar year as Dean.

  News | September 10, 2018
• School of Computer Science announces new AI specific major

  Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science announced that a new artificial intelligence (AI) major will be launched this year, the first undergraduate major specific to AI among United States universities.

  News | August 20, 2018
• CIT joins the Army Research Laboratory's Open Campus iniative

  As established in a joint ceremony this past April 17, Carnegie Mellon University has joined the Army Research Laboratory (ARL)’s Open Campus initiative, bringing a new long-term research partnership to the College of Engineering.

  News | April 30, 2018
• Non-artificial intelligence confers about ethical issues in AI

  On April 9 and 10, the inaugural K&L Gates Conference on Ethics and Artificial Intelligence (AI) sought to bring to light some of the prevailing issues that surround artificial intelligence, including “effects on the workforce, social justice, fairness, privacy and many other sectors of society,” as the conference website states.

  News | April 16, 2018
• Dr. Lorrie Faith Cranor on CUPS research

  The revelation that Facebook may have passed on the data of as many as 87 million users to Cambridge Analytica has brought the issue of privacy online to the forefront of the public consciousness. Consumers are asking who has their data, where their personal information may have been distributed, and how their interests fit into a business model where the product is their own data.

  News | April 9, 2018