Working Group
Artificial intelligence is changing how we live, work and understand the world.
Across Arts & Sciences, faculty are already advancing scholarship on AI, from its technical foundations to its social, ethical, pedagogical and creative implications. The AI in A&S Working Group brings these perspectives together.
The AI in A&S Working Group provides faculty a forum to explore opportunities, address challenges and help define a vision for AI in Arts & Sciences that reflects UVA's values. It is working to identify shared strengths, catalyze new collaborations and position A&S as a leader in shaping AI's role in research, teaching and society.
What the Group Does
The working group serves as an internal advisory body. Its work includes:
Identifying infrastructure, policy, governance, and support needs across A&S
Surfacing disciplinary norms and tensions around AI use
Producing recommendations that inform leadership decisions
Connecting independent AI efforts already underway across departments
The group supports faculty and students navigating AI without prescribing uniform adoption, turning distributed faculty activity into a visible, credible position for A&S.
Committee
Faculty and leadership from across Arts & Sciences.

Co-chair
Co-chair

Ex officio
A&S Contributions to the UVA AI Task Force
A&S faculty serve on the University-wide AI Task Force convened through the Provost's Office to help coordinate AI activity across Grounds.
Hudson Golino
Associate professor of psychology; his research spans quantitative psychology, network psychometrics and data science applications.
Ricky Patterson
Director of Research Data Services, UVA Library. While based in the Library, Patterson directly supports research across A&S departments in the sciences and social sciences through his work.
Get Involved
Faculty interested in A&S AI projects or in sharing their AI-related work can contact the A&S Dean's Office.