Beyond artificial divides, exploring genuine connection, for the benefit of all

CSAS seeks to develop, study, and test models of intelligence that are ethically and aesthetically fulfilling and can be applied across a broad range of current and emerging substrates. We believe that networks of intelligence and care can connect and inform apparent selves, wherever and whatever we are.

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Care as the Driver of AI?

June 3, 2024

Daniel Goleman and Bill Duane from CSAS contemplate AI with Emotional Intelligence.

AI and Buddhism: Are We Prepared?

May 11, 2024

Himalayan Buddhist leader and CSAS advisory board member, Chökyi Nyima Rinpoche, reflects on the challenges and opportunities of AI.

Humans or AI: Which Is More Trustworthy?

April 28, 2024

Which do you find more trustworthy, humans or AI? At a recent workshop on Buddhism and AI, we asked the CSAS research team this question.

Care as a driver of intelligence

CSAS seeks to bring together thought leaders from the spheres of biology, Buddhism, education, medicine, psychology, and the sciences of information and cognition. We are committed to conduct multidisciplinary research comprehensively, critically and constructively.

Here are some impressions from our recent workshop.

Research team

Our team represents the fields of AI, Buddhist philosophy and practice, cognitive science, complex systems theory, computer science, evolutionary biology, physiology, and the interfaces between science and religion.