Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Human-Centered AI Lab, Inc. is an Ohio nonprofit and IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity. Donations are tax-deductible as permitted by law. EIN: 41-4616677.

No. The Lab is independently incorporated and governed. Its founders teach at Kenyon, and Kenyon collaborates on or administers some projects, but the Lab is not a Kenyon center or academic program.

Archival Intelligence is a distinct research initiative that develops AI methods for endangered cultural archives, with attention to provenance, multilingual materials, and community authority over cultural data.

The Integrated Program in Humane Studies is a Kenyon College academic program where much of the founders’ educational work began. The Lab is a separate nonprofit research organization.

Projects include model evaluation and standards, comparative AI policy, behavioral simulation, cultural-data governance, archival AI, and public scholarship. Partners may include researchers, standards bodies, funders, cultural institutions, and technical teams.

Yes. The Lab can join grant proposals, convene research teams, serve as an awardee or subawardee, and support shared research infrastructure. Start with the contact page.

See Publications for selected work and Research for project links. The footer links to GitHub repositories and the founders’ complete scholarly profiles.

Yes. The Lab welcomes tax-deductible gifts and conversations with prospective funders. Use the contact page for donation instructions or due-diligence materials.