Understand the technology
We take AI seriously as a technical artifact, studying the assumptions built into its architecture, training, and deployment.
We support groundbreaking humanities-based research on AI and emerging technologies, then translate that work into public programs that benefit students, educators, and communities.
We take AI seriously as a technical artifact, studying the assumptions built into its architecture, training, and deployment.
We collaborate with people using AI across science, engineering, and medicine to investigate explainability, ethics, and trust in practice.
Our research informs our public work, and our partnerships with educators and communities sharpen the questions that guide our research.
We conduct interdisciplinary research on AI explainability, evidence, and trust, and bring scholars together through our annual conference, speaker series, and CHaT Corners.
Explore our projectsWe develop courses that approach AI through the humanities and social sciences—from the human condition to the environmental costs of computation.
Read the latest updatesWe host public conversations and bring critical, ethical perspectives on AI to K–12 educators through presentations and professional development.
See upcoming eventsWe welcome conversation with educators, students, researchers, and community partners exploring the human dimensions of technology.