A team of CMU researchers received a DARPA grant from the PROVERS program to enable non-experts to formally prove that their code is correct, reliable, and secure.

On Nov. 18, the Carnegie Mellon University community gathered in the Cohon University Center's Rangos Ballroom to hear President Farnam Jahanian discuss the status and future of Carnegie Mellon.

The International Collegiate Programming Contest held the East Central North America regional competition at YSU.

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are working to develop tools to incorporate artificial intelligence into the ...

Carnegie Mellon University's Music and Technology program was established in 2009 as a joint project between three of the schools: The School of Music, School of Computer Science, and the Department ...

"As an example, we've had a few students at CMU who decided to go into law after their computer science degree," he says. "In law you are doing that critical thinking, using logic to determine ...

By Anna Cappella and Katherine Casarrubias Gallardo Members of Carnegie Mellon’s Emergency Medical Services team practice giving first aid during a mock mass casualty incident. Courtesy of ...

E. Allen Emerson was the first graduate student of Edmund M. Clarke at Harvard. After discussing several ideas for Allen’s ...

Army (9-0) is one of three undefeated teams in Football Championship Subdivision despite shunning the transfer portal and ...

It turns out that watermarking is not enough to reduce the spread of AI-driven “misinformation”. There is still work to be ...

VMPL New Delhi [India] November 18 KnowDis AI an AI company founded by CSE BTech alumnus Saurabh Singal presented the KnowDis ...