Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence (LCFI), University of Cambridge
- Type
- Academic institution
- Place
- United Kingdom — United Kingdom (Cambridge, with partners at Oxford, Imperial and Berkeley)
- Last checked
- 2026-09-22
- Next check due
- 2027-03-21
Ways to reach them
- LCFI general enquiries
- Institute for Technology and Humanity
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What it does
Highly interdisciplinary centre — philosophy, computer science, law, politics, history, design — examining how AI reshapes human futures. Projects span AI ethics and narratives, kinds of intelligence, AI and gender/race, the political economy of AI, and AI in the arts. Now part of the Institute for Technology and Humanity.
Honest assessment
Real inbox, academic pace. Most useful if your concern is conceptual or about AI's cultural and epistemic effects rather than a specific technical or corporate issue.
Concerns it covers
Conceptual and structural rather than technical: what AI does to human agency, epistemics, culture and power. Humanities-led. Not an alignment centre, and not a near-term-audit centre either — it sits deliberately outside both.
Government channel
Moderate — LCFI researchers contribute to UK policy consultations and international ethics processes.