According to KyeGomezB, Ken Griffin’s $2B gift launches a Carnegie Mellon Miami campus to train talent in AI, robotics, and EE, per WSJ reporting.

According to @AIatMeta, researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are leveraging SAM 3D, an advanced AI-powered human movement analysis tool, in clinical rehabilitation settings. By capturing and analyzing detailed 3D motion data, SAM 3D enables clinicians to generate personalized, data-driven insights that enhance the recovery process. This application of AI in healthcare opens significant business opportunities for developing intelligent rehabilitation solutions and improving patient outcomes with precise, real-time feedback (Source: @AIatMeta, Nov 25, 2025).