2026 CHS AI Research Summit

Friday, October 16, 2026
Virginia Commonwealth University

The 2026 CHS AI Research Summit will feature more than 50 sessions with researchers and professionals representing more than 20 institutions and organizations. Sessions will explore the opportunities, challenges, and implications of AI through a human-centered lens. Registration is now open for VCU faculty and graduate students outside the College of Humanities and Sciences. Registration fees for these participants are being covered by the university.
Space is limited, and registration will close Friday, October 9, or earlier if capacity is reached.

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