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Anders Weinstein is research programmer for the Articulab. Anders finds it most rewarding to apply his technical expertise to research on educational technology and Artificial Intelligence. Anders has an A.B. in Philosophy from Harvard College and an M.A. in Philosophy from the University of Pittsburgh, where his interest in philosophy of Cognitive Science led him to also do Master’s level coursework in Pitt’s Intelligent Systems Program. Anders worked for four years as a programmer at BBN Laboratories, and for 13 years at Pitt’s Learning Research and Development Center, where he was the lead developer on Andes, an Intelligent Tutoring System for college physics. In 2008 Anders moved to CMU to work on Project Listen, a reading tutor that uses speech understanding. Anders joined the Articulab in 2012.