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AI at ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ

Artificial intelligence, authentic ingenuity

In a world powered by AI, ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ graduates stand apart.

AI changes the conditions of learning, but it does not change its purpose. At ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ, we seek to integrate AI thoughtfully into the practices of liberal arts traditions of inquiry, reflection, and critical thinking. ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ students are equipped with the skills and judgment they will need as they pursue lives of consequence in an AI-inflected world.  

When tools can generate answers, the differentiator becomes the human user of those tools.

AI Around Campus

As AI’s momentum speeds up, ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ researchers and visionaries are racing to address issues around sustainability, ethics, and how best to use the tool for the benefit of humankind.

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Ken Segall holds a computer chip up
Professor of physics, Ken Segall, is rethinking how computer chips are built to solve AI's energy crisis.
Sebastian Tamburro writing on a chalkboard
Sebastian Tamburro ’26 started the AI Club AI Club where students practice their AI skills and learn from peers.
A group of professors look at another's laptop
Picker ISI's hosted a training workshop to learn how AI machine-learning skills can assist with their existing research.
An actor sits on the floor near a robot
Playwright Richard Maxwell collaborated with CS students during his artist residency to develop an AI robot.
Panelists sit on a stage with microphones
Faculty and alumni with a tremendous depth of knowledge about AI shared their insights about creativity during an ACI Weekend panel.

I don’t know everything about AI, and I’m still learning, but having a community of people figuring it out together, that’s how you prepare for whatever field you want to go into.

Sebastian Tamburro ’26

AI-related Events

Workshops, lectures, and seminars for the ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ community.

Oct 21 10am to 1pm
Series of three AI Workshops
Oct 21 1:30pm to 2:30pm
Oct 22 12pm to 1pm

News

Autumn foliage on the ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ campus
The Value of Liberal Arts in the Age of AI
A student walks past the Olin Hall entrance
Exploring AI’s Influence on Higher-Order Reasoning
Three seals lay on a rock near the ocean
AI-Based Facial Recognition Examines Social Networks of Harbor Seals
Lindsay Scheffler
Lindsay Scheffler ’27 Looks Beyond the President’s Signature
A group of professors converse around a laptop
Picker ISI Workshop Applies AI Machine Learning Skills
Ken Segall holds a microchip to his eye