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Lindlbauer Receives NSF CAREER Award for Adaptive Extended Reality Interfaces
NEWSDavid Lindlbauer, an assistant professor in the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, has received a Faculty...
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Randi Williams Delivers Play@TED Talk: How to Raise Kids Who Question AI
NEWSAs artificial intelligence (AI) makes its way into toys, cultivating a new era of digital literacy with children is a necessity.
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Why Pittsburghers Are Already Stressed About the Parkway East Closure — and What They Can Do About It
NEWSBefore the upcoming closure of the Parkway East, many Pittsburgh commuters are already feeling the stress.
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NoRILLA Wins Global Competition
NEWSResearchers at Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science won an international competition aimed at transforming kindergarten...
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CMU at DIS 2026
NEWSThe Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) Conference on Designing Interactive Systems (DIS) was held June 13-17, 2026, in Singapore. ...
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Looking Ahead: AI Needs UI
NEWSThere is a distinct tension when opening an artificial intelligence (AI) tool and facing that empty text box with its blinking cursor. Wha...
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Don’t Let FOMO Be Your Organization’s AI Strategy
NEWSDriven by the fear of falling behind their competitors, organizations are rushing to throw AI at their problems. But it's not solving ever...
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How Do Boomers Really Feel About AI?
NEWSAs older adults embrace artificial intelligence, they want the technology to be more in tune with their emotional needs, according to a re...
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Listening to Your Fingertips
NEWSThe future of precise hearing could be at your fingertips. CMU researchers have developed a technique that turns a person's fingertips int...
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Commencement 2026: ‘Shape What Comes Next’
NEWSCarnegie Mellon University conferred more than 5,800 undergraduate and graduate degrees at its 128th Commencement ceremony on Sunday, May ...
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CMU Tool Prevents Anxiety Spirals When Searching for Medical Advice Online
NEWSReddit isn't a doctor, but that doesn't stop people from turning to it for medical questions. And since people won't change their behavior...
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Design Tweaks That Keep Students Learning
NEWSGetting a question wrong might be the best thing that can happen to a student, if they try again. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon Universit...
