2018 HAI Seed Grant Winners
Congratulations to the winners of the 2018 seed grants to support innovative and interdisciplinary research in human-centered artificial intelligence. Winning proposals were highly collaborative, interdisciplinary and worked to further the development, application and/or study of artificial intelligence as it applies to humanity.
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