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The birthplace of AI. Now shaping what comes next.

Across campus, Dartmouth is showing what it means to use AI responsibly, with the rigor, ethics, and human judgment this moment demands

Sian Leah Beilock
(Photo by Katie Lenhart)

As disruptive and transformative as artificial intelligence may be, the shape of our future will be determined not by machines, but by the wisdom with which we use them.

President Sian Leah Beilock
Santiago Schnell
(Photo by Katie Lenhart)

AI should strengthen, not short-circuit, human judgment and genuine learning.

Provost Santiago Schnell
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Hany Farid
(Photo courtesy of Brittany Hosea-Small/UC Berkeley School of Information)  

I will always be grateful that the College was so open-minded and let me explore brand new ideas as a young scientist.

Hany Farid, 2025 Winner, McGuire Family Prize for Societal Impact
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Nicholas Jacobson
Assistant Professor of Biomedical Data Science (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00)

‘Moving fast and breaking things’ doesn’t work with student wellness. We need scientifically developed, rigorously tested interventions.

Nicholas Jacobson, Assistant Professor of Biomedical Data Science and Psychiatry
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Tracy Weener
(Photo by Katie Lenhart)

I’ve always enjoyed understanding more about policy and using tech as a tool for social good, whether it’s policy analysis, or now understanding the implications of an AI-driven information environment.

Tracy Weener ’26
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