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Check out this recent interview from the Oral History Program addressing the challenges and rewards of combining math and the arts early experimentation with computer generated art #oralhistory
In his oral history interview, Duane Palyka (CFA/MCS, '67) expands upon his computer art experiments and discusses his early artwork, his aversion to working in steel mills, and the challenges of studying both math and art at @CarnegieMellon. Learn more: bit.ly/3OYOeWR
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AI chatbots such as #ChatGPT have been making headlines recently, leading to speculation about the future of #AI. In this special episode of the Cut Pathways podcast, hear from computer scientists about their hopes for the futures in the field. Learn more: bit.ly/42iHyH0
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A recent interview by the CMU Oral History Program. This was a fun one 👀👇
Rolling Stone called Van Dyke Parks "the Gertrude Stein of the new pop music." In his oral history interview, Parks discusses his teenage years in the McKeesport area, attending Carnegie Institute of Tech in the 1960s to study music composition, and more. youtu.be/BR65QnT76xg
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Hi, friends. The Robotics Project team is excited to share two new resources related to our work preserving the history of #robotics @carnegiemellon. This is the culmination of years of collaborative work and research - thank you to everyone who made it possible 🙏 #archives
It’s #RoboWeek! 🤖 To celebrate we’ve released a new toolkit and digital archive from The Robotics Project. See video, photos, & more to learn about some of the history of robotics at @carnegiemellon and @scsatcmu. roboticsarchive.library.cmu.…
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Learn more about the The Robotics Project at Carnegie Mellon 👀👉 library.cmu.edu/robot-archiv…

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Read more about the new digital robotics #archive and Multimodal Archives toolkit 👇 library.cmu.edu/about/news/2…
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Rare books and robots! Only @CMULibraries
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Recently visited the #architecture archives in @CMULibraries and found this gem from Arthur Lubetz
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I love the optimism in this drawing - may all #Pittsburgh windows look out onto blue skies ☀️
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Learn more about @CMULibraries fascinating #architecture archives 👇🔗 library.cmu.edu/distinctive-…

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I'm so grateful to the fantastic team at Pitt Archives & Special Collections for helping us with research for this episode 🙏🙏
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Interested in learning more? Check out the Selma Burke Art Center episode of Cut Pathways: An Oral History Podcast developed by the Oral History Program @CMULibraries: podbean.com/ew/pb-yxu85-12e4…
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The latest update on The Robotics Project, presented at #cni22f. A toolkit of our findings and recommendations for #robotics preservation/archives is coming out soon. Stay tuned!
The recording of our presentation at #cni22f "The Robotics Project: Insights on Collecting Complex Multimodal Materials in a Research Ecosystem" is now available at youtube.com/watch?v=EbXDr-1_… More information on our work is at library.cmu.edu/university-a… @brightarchives @CMULibraries
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Does anyone else look at a small patch of blue sky in mid-winter and think, "oh wow, it's sunny!" I feel like that may be a #Pittsburgh thing. #glasshalffull 🤷‍♀️
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A huge thank you to everyone who contributed to season 3, including the creative and talented @davidbernabo who produced all of the episodes 🙏
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