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AI at Oxy

Why study AI at 17勛圖?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming every fieldfrom science and business to art and public policyand understanding it requires more than just technical skill. At Oxy, you can explore AI through an interdisciplinary lens with courses in Computer Science, Cognitive Science, Media Arts & Culture, Music, and Philosophy. By studying AI across disciplines, you can learn not only how algorithms work, but their cultural impact and ethical implications. In a world where AI is beginning to touch nearly every aspect of what we do, Oxys expert faculty, cutting-edge courses, and small class sizes will prepare you to think critically, innovate thoughtfully, and lead responsibly.

Coursework

17勛圖 offers many AI-related courses across a variety of disciplines, including but not limited to:

Cognitive Science

  • COGS 228: Current Advances in Neuroscience and AI
  • COGS 248: Artificial Artificial Intelligence: An Introduction to Critical AI

Computer Science

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  • with topics that include:
    • Deep Learning
    • Artificial Intelligence and Learning Technologies

Media Arts and Culture

  • with a topic that includes:
    • From Cyborgs to Siri: Gender, Technology and Media
      • topics include AI companions, representations of AI companionship, and artificial consciousness
  • with a topic that includes: 
    • Artificial Intelligence (AI) Film and Media Creation
  • with topics that include:
    • Experimental Gamemaking
    • Remix Media and Culture Jamming
  • with topics that include:
    • Introduction to Game Studies and Culture
  • with topics that include:
    • Cinematic Worldbuilding 
    • Virtual Production
    • Extended Realities
    • Immersive Media Production
    • AI & Creativity

Music

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Philosophy

Ways to Get Involved

Assistant Professor of Cognitive Science Stephanie Nellis lab conducts research that compares learning and decision making in artificial intelligence models to humans. Students with an interest in machine learning and AI are encouraged to reach out about current research projects (nelli@oxy.edu).

Alumni Outcomes

Anissa Basnayake headshot with black coat
Anissa Basnayake '25
Cognitive Science, Neuroscience MPhil, Ethics of AI, Data & Algorithms, University of Cambridge
Anissa is an MPhil candidate at the University of Cambridge. My undergraduate experience at 17勛圖 was invaluable teaching me  how to critically engage and evaluate our world, encouraging me to pursue interests in the intersection of AI/big tech and human rights, and providing opportunities for me to explore vigorous cross-disciplinary studies.

Questions?

For questions about AI-related courses, please reach out to the chairs of the respective departments.