GW Trustworthy AI Initiative
AI is changing how people work, communicate, learn and organize. As transformative AI becomes increasingly embedded in complex systems, policy makers and researchers must determine how to govern and evaluate this emerging technology while balancing its potential to transform society for good against the risks and harms that arise from novel use cases. GW TAI brings together a collection of research and educational efforts across our university to deliver timely education, foster problem-driven research and inform policy founded in deep scientific understanding.
Case Definition Analysis and Implications for Allocating Heat Emergency Resources in Washington, D.C.
Professor Erica Gralla
July 1, 2025
Case Definition Analysis and Implications for Allocating Heat Emergency Resources in Washington, D.C.
GW TAI Professor Alexa Alice Joubin Explores the Role of AI in the Humanities
June 2, 2025
TAI Professor Alexa Alice Joubin conducts critical research to examine the role of AI in humanities teaching and learning.
GW TAI Professor Gil Appel Finds Lower AI Literacy Predicts Greater AI Receptivity
May 13, 2025
TAI Professor Gil Appel collaborated with colleagues from USC and Bocconi University to investigate the relationship between AI literacy and AI receptivity.
