The Master of Arts in AI and Human Society is an interdisciplinary graduate program exploring the social, cultural, and ethical challenges of artificial intelligence. Students study topics such as algorithmic bias, ethics of automation, AI in governance, digital labor, surveillance, creativity, and the future of human agency. The program combines insights from the humanities, social sciences, and computing to prepare students to critically engage with AI's societal impacts. It includes analytical work and long-term projects related to AI or digital humanities.
Modules
- AI and Cultures of Information, Truth, and Trust
- AI Applications in the Language and Creative Arts
- Economic Dimensions of Technological Transformations
- The Ideologies and Geopolitics of AI and Technology
- Critical Debates in Science, Technology, and Planetary Futures
- Practicum in AI and Citizenship
- Perspectives on AI from the Computer and Life Sciences
- Perspectives on AI from the Human and Social Sciences
- Research and Design in Digital Transformations
- Focused Studies in Digital Humanities
