Carnegie Mellon University
AI Humanities Lab

Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

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About

The AI Humanities Lab is a new interdisciplinary research group at CMU at the intersection of the humanities and data science. Our research is bidirectional–we 1) apply AI and computational methods to humanities research (including literary studies, media studies, history and film) and 2) investigate AI models in regards to their historical development, ideological biases, and impact on culture and the creative arts.

The AIH Lab is led by Gabi Kirilloff and Claudia Carroll, both Assistant Professors of English and Computational Humanities at CMU. Past graduate and undergraduate research assistants in the lab come from disciplines including computer science, data science, comparative literature and thought, communications design, film and media studies, applied mathematics, business, art history and linguistics. To learn more about Prof. Kirilloff and Prof. Carroll, visit the People page.