Carnegie Mellon University

CFA Working Group on Artificial Intelligence

The College of Fine Arts shares with all schools and colleges at Carnegie Mellon University in advancing efforts related to artificial intelligence research, practice and development so that our world will benefit from these improvements. CFA faculty, students and staff are dedicated to AI research and creative practice within our five schools and three associated programs.

The arts, architecture and design influence AI in different and striking ways, and our ongoing research will continue to change our region, our nation and our planet. Through our work, we seek to discover the next level of visual perception, face and speech recognition, and cybersecurity — among other developing technologies — working with colleagues inside CFA and across disciplines at CMU.

CFA Generative AI Working Group Members

Daragh Byrne
Associate Teaching Professor, Architecture; Working Group Lead
daragh@hpbvtv.com

Dick Block
Teaching Professor; Associate Head, Drama
rblock@andrew.hpbvtv.com

 Dana Cupkova
Associate Professor, Architecture
cupkova@hpbvtv.com

 Johannes DeYoung
Associate Professor, Art
jsdeyoung@hpbvtv.com

 Jocelyn Dueck
Associate Professor, Music
jdueck@andrew.hpbvtv.com

Dina El Zanfaly
Assistant Professor, Design
delzanfa@andrew.hpbvtv.com

Annie Hui-Hsin Hsieh
Assistant Teaching Professor, Music
anniehuihsinhsieh@hpbvtv.com

Golan Levin
Professor, Art
golan@andrew.hpbvtv.com

Vernelle Noel
Assistant Professor, Architecture
vnoel@andrew.hpbvtv.com

 Susan Raponi
Assistant Professor, Music
sraponi@andrew.hpbvtv.com

Lawrence Shea
Associate Professor, Drama
lshea@hpbvtv.com

Tuliza Sindi
Visiting Assistant Professor; Anna Kalla Professorship, Architecture
tsindi@andrew.hpbvtv.com

Andrew Twigg
Associate Teaching Professor, Design
atwigg@hpbvtv.com

 Jenn Joy Wilson
Associate Dean for Research, CFA
jjwilson@andrew.hpbvtv.com

AIxArts Incubator Fund

The AI and the Arts Incubator Fund seeds new collaborative partnerships that strengthen, broaden and diversify innovation and experimentation at the intersection of artificial intelligence and the arts.

Learn about the process and timeline

AI Up-skilling Fund

Artificial intelligence has rapidly changed the landscape of teaching, creative practice and research. In recognition of the impact of these new technologies, Dean Poole has created the College of Fine Arts Up-skilling Fund for AI.

Learn more about eligibility & timeline

University Resources

In addition to coordinating the creation of the CFA Up-skilling Fund for AI, the AI Working Group has identified university resources that may help faculty and staff as they continue to explore the growing capabilities of AI.