👉 Yale Computing is an interdisciplinary research center at Yale University that focuses on the intersection of computing, society, and culture. It was established in 1965 with the aim of exploring how computers can be used to understand and improve human behavior, decision-making, and social interactions. The center brings together scholars from diverse fields such as computer science, sociology, anthropology, philosophy, and the humanities to investigate the implications of computing technologies on various aspects of life, including privacy, ethics, and human agency. Through research projects, workshops, and public engagement, Yale Computing seeks to foster a deeper understanding of the role of computing in shaping our world and to develop more socially responsible and inclusive technological practices.
