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For many decades now, social scientists have documented immense ethnoracial inequalities in the United States. Much of this work is rooted in comparin

Ted Chiang, award-winning author of Stories of Your Life and Others and Exhalation, will speak on “The Incompatibilities Between Generative AI and Art

Yale students can now declare themselves as candidates for the Computing, Culture & Society certificate in YaleHub.

Oh argues for a more integrated approach by examining the cross-Pacific, bi-directional flows of people, technologies, machines, and intangible assets

Artificial intelligence is being explicitly deployed as an instrument of geopolitical dominance.

Dr. Palashi Vaghela from University of California, San Diego will give this guest lecture on March 6th, 11:35am–12:50pm at GR109.

Blackness is always mediated—by the state, by history, by the white gaze. In virtual spaces, this mediation extends to the algorithms.

This talk explores a persistent phenomenon in AI development: the recurring promise of complete automation that perpetually remains just out of reach.

Prof. Honghong Tinn from University of Minnesota - Twin Cities will give this talk on January 30, 11:35am–12:50pm at GR109.