AI

Bringing together scholars at the intersection of AI and social science methodology for two days of presentations, posters, and dialogue.

Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham (Yale SOM) will offer a three-session short course on using AI coding agents in social science research. 

Hack My Life explores how AI tools can streamline everyday tasks — both at work and at home. 

Build a Bot is a hands-on workshop for participants to design and create a functional AI chatbot using generative AI tools available at Yale. 

Get hands-on with two of the generative AI tools available at Yale: Clarity and Copilot at this virtual lunch and learn.

Stata Day features Dr. Chuck Huber, Director of Statistical Outreach at StataCorp, who will lead a series of in-person training sessions.

Coding agents such as Claude Code can inspect data, write and execute R code, troubleshoot errors, and produce reproducible analysis files.

This workshop will provide researchers interested in LLMs with the skills to launch and run inference-based workflows with open-source models on YCRC.

Join us each month at DISSC for an informal lunch discussion on artificial intelligence use cases at Yale.

Interested in writing about your research—scholarly, public, policy, and more—and working with AI?