The project explores the adaptive wisdom that individuals from different cultures and religious groups across 12 countries apply in their everyday lives.
A team led by Seth Lazar will explore the complexity of our world with increasingly better generative agents to understand the prospective societal impact of these systems, and to develop ideas for how to align these agents to the reasons that apply to them.
Participatory research in 3 distinct global geographies will inform a new framework aiming to integrate understandings from the fields of voluntary family planning, sexual and reproductive health and rights with human flourishing science.
This project aims to build an agreement-based process for incorporating diverse human values into AI systems, producing decisions judged fair by those impacted. The hope is that AI can be used to bring people together rather than driving them farther apart.
The Commission will inform strategies to establish and deepen trust between faith communities and public health agencies at the global, national, and local levels across a range of settings.
Research by IFFM grantees and Atlas Network affiliates promotes free-market principles. World Data Lab aims to support these researchers with a suite of services designed to help them collect, analyze, and present data in a way that reinforces the messaging of their findings.
The Jubilee Centre will conduct a landscape review with recommendations to help guide and accelerate the dissemination of findings from forgiveness science to mental health professionals, educators, and faith leaders.