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Facebook Asks Users About Coronavirus Symptoms, Releases Friendship Data to Researchers
Facebook said on Monday it would start surveying some US users about their health as part of a Carnegie Mellon University research project aimed at generating "heat maps" of self-reported coronavirus infections.
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US Scientists Announce 3D Heart Printing Breakthrough
US scientists have successfully built functional heart parts out of collagen using a 3D bioprinter, a breakthrough they say could one day create entire organs.
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Airbnb Refunds Guest Who Found Indoor Cameras During His Family's Stay
Bigham, a computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University, wrote in his blog post that he was "shocked" to find the cameras and "immediately unplugged them."
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Google Cloud AI Chief Fei-Fei Li to Be Replaced by Andrew Moore, Company Announces
Google Cloud has announced Andrew Moore, dean of Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science, would head its artificial intelligence (AI) efforts in the future.
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Redmorph Enters India With Smartphone Security App for Android
Redmorph is a partner of Carnegie Mellon University's CyLab Privacy and Security Institute in the US.
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MSIT 2017: Walk-In Entrance Starts On March 16; Apply Now
MS in IT or Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT ) is a two year post graduate program in Computer Science started in 2001. MSIT is an innovative multi-university interdisciplinary PG program.
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Driverless Cars Need New Regulations To Ensure Safety: Experts
The current safety regulations for driverless cars do not plan for tasks that previously could only be performed by humans, and are therefore ill-equipped to ensure that autonomous vehicles will perform safely and reliably, experts say. "Currently, we ensure safety on the roads by regulating the performance of the various mechanical systems of vehi...
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An AI Program Is Beating Poker Champions for the First Time
Poker is not like other games, such as chess, where AI has emerged victorious thanks to advanced algorithms.
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Facebook Buys FacioMetrics, a Facial Recognition Tech Startup
Facebook did not disclose financial terms of the deal to buy FacioMetrics, which was spun out of Carnegie Mellon University in Pennsylvania.
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A Tiny Power Plant You Could Swallow to Fight Cancer
So a group of researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are at work on a tiny battery made of our own chemicals they could put in a pill you'd swallow - a micro power plant that could deliver controlled-release therapies to fight disease with previously impossible precision and safety.
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From Star Wars to the Moon's Surface, as Fiction Becomes Reality
JJ Abrams-produced web series Moon Shot showcases the struggles and motivations of the people behind a crazy privately-funded mission to the Moon
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What Happens When Facial Recognition Tools Are Available to Everyone
That's the goal of AI researchers at Carnegie Mellon University's Human Sensing Laboratory.
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The New App That Serves As Eyes for the Blind
Thanks to advances in artificial intelligence and robotics, scientists from IBM Research and Carnegie Mellon University are working on new types of real-world accessibility solutions for the visually impaired.
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Google Shows More Ads for High-Paying Jobs to Men Than Women: Study
To study the impact of gender, researchers created 1,000 simulated users - and had them visit 100 top employment sites.
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Rover to Carry Earth's Art, Poetry, Music to the Moon
A team of international researchers has put together some of the world's best art, poetry, music, drama and dance onto small disks and plans to send them to the Moon aboard a rover next year.
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Facebook Asks Users About Coronavirus Symptoms, Releases Friendship Data to Researchers
Facebook said on Monday it would start surveying some US users about their health as part of a Carnegie Mellon University research project aimed at generating "heat maps" of self-reported coronavirus infections.
-
US Scientists Announce 3D Heart Printing Breakthrough
US scientists have successfully built functional heart parts out of collagen using a 3D bioprinter, a breakthrough they say could one day create entire organs.
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Airbnb Refunds Guest Who Found Indoor Cameras During His Family's Stay
Bigham, a computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University, wrote in his blog post that he was "shocked" to find the cameras and "immediately unplugged them."
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Google Cloud AI Chief Fei-Fei Li to Be Replaced by Andrew Moore, Company Announces
Google Cloud has announced Andrew Moore, dean of Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science, would head its artificial intelligence (AI) efforts in the future.
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Redmorph Enters India With Smartphone Security App for Android
Redmorph is a partner of Carnegie Mellon University's CyLab Privacy and Security Institute in the US.
-
MSIT 2017: Walk-In Entrance Starts On March 16; Apply Now
MS in IT or Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT ) is a two year post graduate program in Computer Science started in 2001. MSIT is an innovative multi-university interdisciplinary PG program.
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Driverless Cars Need New Regulations To Ensure Safety: Experts
The current safety regulations for driverless cars do not plan for tasks that previously could only be performed by humans, and are therefore ill-equipped to ensure that autonomous vehicles will perform safely and reliably, experts say. "Currently, we ensure safety on the roads by regulating the performance of the various mechanical systems of vehi...
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An AI Program Is Beating Poker Champions for the First Time
Poker is not like other games, such as chess, where AI has emerged victorious thanks to advanced algorithms.
-
Facebook Buys FacioMetrics, a Facial Recognition Tech Startup
Facebook did not disclose financial terms of the deal to buy FacioMetrics, which was spun out of Carnegie Mellon University in Pennsylvania.
-
A Tiny Power Plant You Could Swallow to Fight Cancer
So a group of researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are at work on a tiny battery made of our own chemicals they could put in a pill you'd swallow - a micro power plant that could deliver controlled-release therapies to fight disease with previously impossible precision and safety.
-
From Star Wars to the Moon's Surface, as Fiction Becomes Reality
JJ Abrams-produced web series Moon Shot showcases the struggles and motivations of the people behind a crazy privately-funded mission to the Moon
-
What Happens When Facial Recognition Tools Are Available to Everyone
That's the goal of AI researchers at Carnegie Mellon University's Human Sensing Laboratory.
-
The New App That Serves As Eyes for the Blind
Thanks to advances in artificial intelligence and robotics, scientists from IBM Research and Carnegie Mellon University are working on new types of real-world accessibility solutions for the visually impaired.
-
Google Shows More Ads for High-Paying Jobs to Men Than Women: Study
To study the impact of gender, researchers created 1,000 simulated users - and had them visit 100 top employment sites.
-
Rover to Carry Earth's Art, Poetry, Music to the Moon
A team of international researchers has put together some of the world's best art, poetry, music, drama and dance onto small disks and plans to send them to the Moon aboard a rover next year.
