Carnegie Mellon University is a research university in the United States whose researchers frequently publish analysis and evaluations on AI-related issues. In recent coverage, CMU researchers joined Pangram in flagging flowery phrasing and grammar anomalies in Michelin's 2026 Dallas guide entries, casting doubt on Michelin's denial that AI wrote its reviews. CMU is also a partner, alongside Remake Learning and others, in Pennsylvania Creates, which had about 150 high school students use AI models to design a state mascot.
Four key measures to curb shadow AIAgentic tools like ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini can take unauthorized actions—one Claude agent deleted another person's gym reservation. Enterprises are building guardrails, but employees' use of unsanctioned tools can bypass those controls.
Michelin Guide accused of using AI to write Dallas reviewsD Magazine reported that most of Michelin's 2026 Dallas guide entries appear to be written by large language models, citing detection software and academic experts. Michelin denied using AI in its reviews, but Pangram and Carnegie Mellon researchers flagged flowery phrasing and grammar anomalies, raising doubts about the guide's credibility.
Pennsylvania initiative prompts students to build and use AI modelsPennsylvania launched Pennsylvania Creates, engaging about 150 high school students in using AI models to design a state mascot, aiming to promote ethical AI education. The project is a joint effort by Remake Learning, Carnegie Mellon University, and others.
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