Human behaviour and human–AI interaction
Human simulation, judgment, agency, and well-being.
Research at AIT Brain Lab
AI should strengthen human capabilities without diminishing our judgment, agency, or capacity to learn. We study AI deeply to support safe coexistence, cultivate human wisdom, and help humanity thrive sustainably.
Our foundation: Human-Engaged Computing
Our research builds on the 2019 position paper by Xiangshi Ren, Chaklam Silpasuwanchai, and John Cahill: people and technology should develop together to enhance human potential, wisdom, and long-term survival.

Human simulation, judgment, agency, and well-being.
Grounded reasoning, memory, honesty, and meaningful evaluation.
Grounding questions and answers in medical images.
Brain-driven communication and biomedical measurement.
Research and graduate education
Bring your own idea or contribute to an ongoing project. We develop the question, the evidence, and your independence together.
Selected prototypes and demonstrations. See Available Projects for current directions and Publications for research papers.
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