Students work in the JPMorgan Chase and Co. AI Maker Space that aims to accelerate student research and experiences with artificial intelligence.
August 27, 2026
By:
Stacey Federoff
Instructors across disciplines at Carnegie Mellon University have redesigned courses incorporating AI as a teaching tool to help students exercise more curiosity, creativity and critical thinking. Whether teaching the decision-making process behind coding, how technology shapes society or considering different perspectives, CMU faculty are ensuring that students not only understand how AI works today, but also how they will shape it in the future.
Students work in the JPMorgan Chase and Co. AI Maker Space that aims to accelerate student research and experiences with artificial intelligence.
August 27, 2026
By:
Stacey Federoff

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