For a man who described himself as a “thick-skulled, occasionally dumb-witted” kid from the East Side of New York City, Tom Murrin did more than OK.

Creating jobs for humans might just start with improving the jobs done by technology.

Carlos Guestrin is Finmeccanica associate professor of machine learning and computer science and co-directs the Sense, Learn, and Act (Select) Lab with Geoff Gordon.

CMU’s Hans Berliner was at the center of the decades-long worldwide quest to build a computer that could beat a human chess champion—a race that ended 15 years ago this spring.

Cash-strapped governments throughout Pennsylvania are getting concrete help with their problems from Carnegie Mellon University.

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