Human-AI Co-Evolution

SOCIOL 167CN

This course surveys recent research from sociology, computer science, psychology, and related fields to investigate how artificial intelligence (AI) will shape the future of society and how society will shape AI. Scholars of human behavior urgently require deeper understanding of how computer scientists train AI systems. Computer scientists need more sophisticated theories of human behavior to advance AI's positive and equitable impact across communities. To ensure that AI and human interests co-evolve in a productive manner, this course explores advances in computing, new security guardrails, and which parts of society we want to reinforce or reform.

Prerequisites

Reserved for first-year students in the AI and Human Experiences constellation. Students may enroll in one constellation course per semester.

Curriculum Codes
  • SB
Typically Offered
Spring Only