This year, the Institute is launching a new initiative, HumAIn: Being Human in the Age of AI, which aims to foster dynamic conversations, create intellectual communities, and inspire research and teaching that captures the very human hopes, fears, challenges, and opportunities for people, institutions, and communities in the age of AI. Forms of algorithmic technology touch numerous facets of our global society in ways that demand engagement from human-centered perspectives. What possibilities does this technological moment open to reimagine what it means to be human–not only in terms of limits or risks, but also in terms of creativity, responsibility, and collective futures? This initiative examines the broad, societal significance of how AI shapes human experience.
