We are a cross-faculty center at Umeå University, dedicated to advancing the field of artificial intelligence through transdisciplinary collaboration for the betterment of society. We provide venues, activities, and support to inspire and guide researchers, educators, and students in AI research. Our objective is to establish a platform and community for AI research at Umeå University that prioritizes - AI for The Good of All.
Cutting-edge human-centered techniques to solve current problems.
Understanding AI development, control, and implementation.
AI in light of ethical, legal, and societal values and expectations.
Developing the future of human-centered interaction.
How to pursue AI management in practice.
AI and social-political, geo-political, ethical and aesthetic challenges.
Human-centered and socially aware AI systems.
Pedagogical perspective on the use of AI systems.
On October 17-18, TAIGA held a symposium on AI and complex societal problems.
Umeå community collaborate in green transition issues to achieve the goal of climate neutrality by 2030.
TAIGA invites researchers at Umeå University to apply for funding for micro-projects related to AI.
The latest AI advancements are potentially diminishing the value of human writing
TAIGA invites researchers at Umeå University to apply for funding for micro-projects
Centre for Transdisciplinary AI (TAIGA) invites researchers to our yearly event 11-13 October 2023.
On October 17-18, TAIGA held a symposium on AI and complex societal problems.
Umeå community collaborate in green transition issues to achieve the goal of climate neutrality by 2030.
TAIGA invites researchers at Umeå University to apply for funding for small, short projects
The latest AI advancements are potentially diminishing the value of human writing
TAIGA invites researchers at Umeå University to apply for funding for micro-projects
Centre for Transdisciplinary AI (TAIGA) invites researchers to our yearly event 11-13 October 2023.
Every Friday, TAIGA hosts inspiring talks on artificial intelligence by Umeå University researchers, as well as internationally acclaimed experts.
