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Emory's AI.Humanity Initiative

The AI.Humanity Initiative brings together the full intellectual power of Emory University to shape the AI revolution to better human health, generate economic value, and promote responsible applications of emerging technologies.

Through strategic hiring, innovative education, and a focus on ethics, Emory is unlocking AI’s potential to improve the human condition and advance our world.

Initiative Focus Areas

Business and Enterprise
Human Health
Law and Justice
Arts and Humanities
Ethics

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About the Initiative

Our vision is to be the leading advocate for ethical use of AI, using tech, analytics, and ethics to shape a human-centered future.

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Faculty

Emory boasts a community of AI scholars with expertise spanning disciplines such as business, law, health care, humanities, and ethics.

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Community

From local outreach and education to supporting an AI innovation ecosystem, AI.Humanity fosters connection, collaboration, and impact.

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Education

Emory advances AI education through innovative degrees, experiential learning, and a campus-wide focus on AI literacy.

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Resources

Find information on our enhanced computing infrastructure, AI-related funding opportunities, and research consultation and training.

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News

Discover recent Emory news and media on AI research, education, and outreach.

Meet Our Faculty

Through the initiative, Emory has hired nearly 50 new faculty members to the university. Together with other new recruits and long-term faculty with AI expertise, they are part of Emory's robust and growing community of 250+ AI.Humanity faculty scholars. Explore our searchable directory to learn more and connect.

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News Highlight

Emory uses AI and satellite data to combat urban mosquito in Ethiopia

A new approach to control the invasive Anopheles stephensi mosquito combines satellite data, AI, ecology, and sociology to zero in on a malaria vector.

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    Subscribe to our quarterly email newsletter to stay informed about the latest developments from Emory's AI.Humanity initiative.

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