Artificial Intelligence. Human Innovation.
Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence Systems Management
We interact with artificial intelligence in everyday lives, from the shows we watch to the cars we drive to stocks we buy. The real value of AI comes when it is deployed at scale and in service of the most complex problems of our time.
That's where you come in.
Carnegie Mellon University is the #1 school in the U.S. for artificial intelligence education, and the new Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence Systems Management (AIM) program, housed in CMU's Heinz College, will teach you to put AI to work. Feedback from our business partners indicates that society needs leaders trained to implement AI in support of consequential, decision-making tasks—and to do so safely and equitably. Heinz College has the blend of faculty, coursework, and history of interdisciplinary instruction to attract and educate these future leaders, a blend no other institution can offer.
Heinz College's robust industry partnerships lead to hands-on learning opportunities that allow you to apply your coursework to a real-world problem and gain an advantage in the job market. We are also home to two research centers, the Block Center for Technology and Society and the PwC Digital Transformation and Innovation Center, that connect students with external organizations for hands-on projects and internships.
Carnegie Mellon has led AI innovation since its invention. There is no better place to learn how to deploy it.
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During your time in Heinz College's AI Masters' program, you can expect to work with real-world clients and solve problems like these:
- Building an AI-powered content moderation system for social media platforms
- Building secure large language models using open-source frameworks
- Using machine learning to categorize Major League Baseball game footage
- Safeguarding critical infrastructure, from power grids and water supplies to voter rolls
- Deploying data science and technology to automate trucking and shipping fleets
I think the number one thing that I personally appreciate about Heinz and CMU is the fact that they are so quick with refreshing their syllabi. As soon as generative AI came out, the next semester, Heinz had classes on Gen AI, LLMs and AI operations, which was insane because it was pretty new. For me, one key factor was getting that early advantage in learning about these technologies of the future from great faculty. These faculty have years of experience in the field and it’s been great to learn firsthand from people who are so passionate about what they do.Atharva Joshi | Heinz '23, Project Manager - AI & Data Analytics at L'Oreal
AIM-ING for a Better Career
#1 Ranked Program
Carnegie Mellon is the #1 university for AI education
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CurriculumLeader in Innovation
Carnegie Mellon University is the birthplace of AI and technologies that are transforming society
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Trail-Blazing Faculty
Our faculty are thought leaders and practitioners at the vanguard of AI implementation.
The block Center: Ai for good
The Block Center for Technology and Society provides an outlet for students and faculty to study the effects of AI implementation. Focused on responsible deployment of AI and its impact on the future of work, the Block Center brings together faculty from across Carnegie Mellon. Recent projects include:
- Creating working groups for the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) to educate them on how AI will impact their work in advance of their labor negotiations with the studios;
- A student-created Capstone project that helped the Pennsylvania Governor's office implement generative AI;
- A voter's guide to political campaigns in the age of generative AI.
Stories of Impact
Read our articles about Heinz College's impact in artificial intelligence.
