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Doing AI Differently

Seeding a new field at the frontier of AI

Interpretive Technologies brings the arts and humanities into AI design, building systems that handle meaning in all its complexity – and resist its manipulation.

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  • Four new projects launch

    The first Interpretive Technologies projects are now underway, through a UKRI programme we lead.

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  • New writing on Interpretive Technologies

    A collection of accessible articles from across our research community.

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  • The Doing AI Differently white paper

    The research agenda that launched the field.

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Led by The Alan Turing Institute and the University of Edinburgh, with partners including Cornell University, Arts and Humanities Research Council, and international collaborators. Director: Professor Drew Hemment.

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