Carnegie Mellon University
University in Ar-Rayyan, Qatarwww.cmu.edu
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Sep 22, 2026
Mike RoweHOST
Everything you just said about grade inflation and just the hollowing out of the brand that is the Ivy League is super concerning.
Mike RoweHOST
I wonder if one way through, and I've talked to the guys at Carnegie Mellon and MIT about this, why isn't there some sort of trade certification under that rubric? Or to be fair, why aren't the leading trade schools in the country, why don't they have some sort of adjunct where a classicist? If we want our kids to think logically, surely we must expose them to the Stoics and to Aristotle and down the list.
Mike RoweHOST
And I, I just wonder, again, back to your resume, a, a raisin farmer, a classicist.
Mike RoweHOST
I think the reason you're vibrating like a tuning fork in pop culture is because you have the Renaissance brain and frankly, the courage to speak the truth to your own tribe.
Nick MartellaroHOST
I'm Dan Saffer.
Nick MartellaroHOST
And I'm Nick Martellaro, and we're faculty at Carnegie Mellon's Human-Computer Interaction Institute.
Nick MartellaroHOST
Each week, we break down the latest AI developments, dive deep into topics that matter to designers, and talk with fascinating guests who are right at the intersection of these fields.
Dan SafferHOST
Whether you're a designer working with AI or an AI practitioner interested in design, we're glad you're here.
Mitchell FogelsonGUEST
I applied to PhD graduate programs in the States and I got an opportunity to work at an amazing group in Japan.
Mitchell FogelsonGUEST
at Carnegie Mellon University.
Mitchell FogelsonGUEST
And for the past five years, I defended my PhD in June of 2025.
Mitchell FogelsonGUEST
And most of my PhD was funded through this NASA NIAC program.
Randy ShoupGUEST
I'm not even joking.
Randy ShoupGUEST
So my parents met at what's now CMU.
Randy ShoupGUEST
My dad got his double E degree and when that I was born and he got his PhD in 1970 in computer science.
Randy ShoupGUEST
Oh, wow.
Mark JacksonGUEST
And I didn't get it.
Mark JacksonGUEST
All I remember, so yeah, they went with two people from Arizona State University and one from Carnegie Mellon.
Mark JacksonGUEST
But the guy from Western Michigan didn't get it.
Mark JacksonGUEST
So I think I was proud I was the first person from Western to get that far.
Chris NaghibiHOST
The Morris Worm was the first great demonstration that code released into a network environment does not care what its author intended.
Chris NaghibiHOST
It led directly to the creation of the first Computer Emergency Response Team, or CERT, C-E-R-T, at Carnegie Mellon, and Morris became the first person convicted under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
Chris NaghibiHOST
I don't know if conviction is
Chris NaghibiHOST
really like a necessary thing for something like that.
James VarnhamGUEST
some policy work in the development of standards around competency frameworks.
James VarnhamGUEST
I've worked in academia with institutions like Carnegie Mellon University, and then about a decade in publishing.
James VarnhamGUEST
And it was through that part of my career that I delved into AI organization I was working for, created a certification body around emerging technologies and AI.
James VarnhamGUEST
This was in 2018. and ai was there so almost nine years ago and from there really i would say from 2024 i really dove down into the ai rabbit hole we've been a partner in an ai transformation organization a startup and now i work for an organization called sada and we are really focusing on the people readiness the organizational readiness and the governance around ai adoption in organizations I'm also a relation and yeah, really to help organizations really get hold of this technology and get value out of it.
Greg ThomasHOST
And the Centennial is good.
Greg ThomasHOST
Carnegie Mellon's one and two.
Greg ThomasHOST
Maybe we should talk about them in this space.
Greg ThomasHOST
I don't know.
Patrick ColemanHOST
Logan and I, we each picked Hope to perhaps have some trouble at Hanover, but the Flying Dutch took care of business.
Patrick ColemanHOST
Riley Zayas and Mike Schultz, they picked Barry.
Patrick ColemanHOST
Barry needed a very late score to beat Carnegie Mellon.
Patrick ColemanHOST
Carl Guadagnino picked Randolph-Macon as his upset team, and the Yellow Jackets cruised over Maryville.
Harry CampbellHOST
Before founding Neuro in 2016, he was a principal engineer at Google's self-driving program, now known as Waymo, leading teams in computer vision, machine learning, behavior prediction, and scene understanding.
Harry CampbellHOST
He also led the planning group for Carnegie Mellon's winning team in the 2007 DARPA Urban Grand Challenge.
Harry CampbellHOST
Dave, how are you doing today?
Dave FergusonGUEST
Great.
Manya BansalGUEST
And I'm one of the people who works very closely with Alexis to make it happen.
Niloofar MireshghallahGUEST
Yeah, and I'm a professor at Carnegie Mellon and I've worked a lot on privacy and information sharing and flow of information through models.
Niloofar MireshghallahGUEST
And I mean, I've always had work that involved humans or like how humans perceive data and control.
Niloofar MireshghallahGUEST
And then with respect to the user models, I was like very curious about if the cadence and how the models share information is similar.
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