Research
Original theoretical, empirical, historical, technical, or interpretive scholarship.
HumanitAI
Scholarship and public inquiry in the age of artificial intelligence.
HumanitAI is the publication of the Mirandola Institute, providing a forum in which ideas about human capability, intelligent machines, knowledge, institutions, and human formation can be developed, examined, criticized, and extended.
Editorial purpose
Intellectual progress rather than agreement.
HumanitAI takes AI Humanism as an intellectual starting point rather than a doctrine contributors must affirm. It welcomes work that develops its arguments, challenges its assumptions, narrows its claims, introduces competing explanations, or identifies questions the framework has not considered.
What do we need to understand about human beings and human institutions as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly capable?
Forms of publication
A forum for serious contribution
Essays
Arguments, interpretations, syntheses, and concepts for scholarly and informed public audiences.
Dialogues
Interviews, exchanges, debates, and structured conversations that clarify competing reasoning.
Reviews & Cases
Books, research programs, technologies, institutional practices, and consequential applications of AI.
Publication model
Digital-first. Continuous. Broadly available.
HumanitAI is designed as a digital-first publication that can publish contributions continuously and assemble selected work into thematic collections or periodic issues. The Institute intends to make published work broadly and freely available while preserving the publication’s intellectual independence and long-term sustainability.
Artificial intelligence may assist editorial work, but it does not hold editorial authority. No submission should be accepted or rejected without meaningful human review.
Read the Editorial CharterAt launch
First contributions forthcoming.
HumanitAI will grow through scholarship worthy of publication rather than through placeholder content.