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A university-wide research initiative examining how AI affects learning, education, and human development. It funds faculty research grants and doctoral student fellowships, hosts public events, and anchors the Evidence-Based AI in Learning collaborative, which evaluates how generative AI tools affect K-12 student outcomes.
Professors
- Naomi CaselliWheelock College of Education & Human Development
- Michael ChangWheelock College of Education & Human Development
- Elena ForzaniWheelock College of Education & Human Development
- Jennifer GreenWheelock College of Education & Human Development
- Eshed Ohn-BarElectrical & Computer Engineering
- Ola Ozernov-PalchikWheelock College of Education & Human Development · Hariri Institute
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