Requirements

AI Studies Track (6-course sequence).

1. Introduction to AI Studies (New course)
2. Ethics requirement: one of the following:
   1. PHIL 222: The Humanist Ethics of AI (preferred)
   2. Coming soon: Humans, Animals and Intelligent Machines
   3. PHIL 203: Business & Professional Ethics
   4. PHIL 325: Major Ethical Theories
   5. PHIL 275: Neuroethics 
   6. PHIL 296: Philosophy of Mind
   7. PHIL 283: Philosophy of Intelligence (preferred)
3. Two courses from the humanities AI courses listed below under “Electives,”
4. Internship in an AI-related field
5. Krebs Humanities Scholar Experience.

AI Governance Track (6-course sequence).

1. Introduction to AI Studies (New course)
2. One of the following Statistics courses:
   1. Math 150: Statistics
   2. PSYC 222: Research Methods & Statistics II*
   3. ECON/BUSN/FIN 130: Applied Statistics
      *For students who have taken PSYC 221: Research Methods & Statistics I
3. Ethics requirement: one of the following:
   1. PHIL 222: The Humanist Ethics of AI (preferred)
   2. PHIL 20* Humans, Animals and Intelligent Machines
   3. PHIL 203: Business & Professional Ethics
   4. PHIL 325: Major Ethical Theories
   5. PHIL 275: Neuroethics
   6. PHIL 296: Philosophy of Mind
   7. PHIL 283: Philosophy of Intelligence (preferred)
4. Elective I: Any one of the humanities AI courses listed below under “Electives” or one of the following:
   1. CSCI 250: Programming for Data Applications
   2. CSCI 325: Artificial Intelligence
   3. MATH 250: Intro to Statistical Programming
   4. PHIL 156: Logic and Styles of Arguments
   5. PHIL 296: Philosophy of Mind
5. Elective II: Any one of the humanities AI courses listed below under “Electives.”
6. CSCI 320: AI Governance (Capstone course)

Electives:

• ARTH 200: New Media in Art, Design, Technology, and Culture
• COMM 371: Communication in the Age of AI
• ENGL 136: Introduction to Creative Writing in the Age of AI (to be proposed for 26-27; we note it here to indicate future offerings)
• ENGL 238: Literature/Culture in the Age of AI
• ENTP 260: Develop, Protect & Monetize IP in the Emerging Age of AI
• ES 326: Interrogating the Ecology of Place
• JOUR 120: Introduction to Journalism (two per year)
• LCTR/GSWS 224: Decoding the Feminine: AI, Robots, & Gender
• LING 300: Language Learning & Teaching AI
• POLS 277: The Law and Ethics of AI
• POLS 276: War in the Age of Intelligent Machines
• PHIL 222: The Humanist Ethics of AI (if not taken for the Ethics requirement)
  PHIL TBD: Philosophy of Intelligence (if not taken for the Ethics requirement)
• RELG 256: Religion, SciFi, AI, and Non-Human
• SPAN 385: Migration and AI in Spain and Latin America