Facebook and CMU's poker AI beat five pros at onceIt's the first time a bot has bested more than one human at the same time.By K. Holt, 07.11.2019
Speculative gadgets at the Future Interfaces GroupThe Carnegie Mellon lab designing the next phase of computer-human interaction.By C. Ip, 12.17.2018
Amazon's Alexa Fellowship expands to 14 more universitiesThe program aims to help students innovate in conversational AI.By K. Holt, 08.22.2018
Carnegie Mellon offers undergrad degree in artificial intelligenceThe university says it's to address the increasing need for specialists in the field. By M. Moon, 05.11.2018
Sony and Carnegie Mellon team up to research cooking robotsThey'll develop AI and machines for food prep and delivery.By J. Fingas, 04.18.2018
This year we took small, important steps toward the SingularityBut can we learn to get along with our robotic pals of tomorrow?By A. Tarantola, 12.19.2017
A smart home mega sensor can track what goes on in a roomThe concept digests all environmental data in a space to trigger IoT routines.By D. Lumb, 05.12.2017
Future phones will ID devices by their electromagnetic fieldsIt'll be like using NFC, except this doesn't require tags.By R. Lai, 05.09.2017
Get ready to 'spray' touch controls onto any surfaceElectrick is a seemingly easy way to add touch input to any object.By R. Lai, 05.08.2017
Famous poker-playing AI takes down scientists and engineersApplying what they know about machine learning to their game didn't work against Libratus 2.0.By M. Moon, 04.11.2017
How an AI took down four world-class poker pros20 days. 120,000 hands. One decisive victory.By C. Velazco, 02.10.2017
Libratus, the poker-playing AI, destroyed its four human rivalsSorry, fellow humans: It wasn't even close.By C. Velazco, 01.31.2017
Two research teams taught their AIs to beat pros at pokerThe game: No-limit Texas hold'em. The stakes: Human pride.By C. Velazco, 01.10.2017
US lead on AI will shrink without more funding and educationExperts tell Ted Cruz's Senate hearing that China, India and others aren't far behind.By D. Lumb, 12.01.2016
Humans have unique brain 'fingerprints,' scientists confirmOur brains' connections are so unique, they can be used to identify individuals.By M. Moon, 11.16.2016
Apple hires a Carnegie Mellon professor to improve its AIRuss Salakhutdinov could boost artificial intelligence in Siri, Photos and beyond.By J. Fingas, 10.17.2016
ICYMI: Get your makeup done in minutesPanasonic is printing makeup tattoos to streamline the process. By K. Davis, 10.08.2016
Simple robot roams around using just a ball motorIt's the only moving part in SIMbot besides the robot itself.By J. Fingas, 10.04.2016
ICYMI: Goat-inspired robot design and apple pickingRobotically bounding up cliffs as nimbly as a mountain goat.By K. Davis, 08.18.2016
EPA hands out $4.5 million to build better air pollution sensorsThe move could help you study air quality in your own neighborhood.By J. Fingas, 08.09.2016