The AI Players explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the human condition—our cognition, creativity, decision-making, and collective identity. Positioned at the intersection of technology, psychology, and systems design, our studies examine both the practical and existential dimensions of AI adoption: how intelligent systems reshape the way individuals, teams, and societies perceive, think, and act.
This stream examines how large language models and generative AI reflect the collective patterns, symbols, and archetypes embedded in human language and culture. Drawing from analytical psychology and semiotics, it explores AI as a mirror of the collective unconscious — a statistical embodiment of shared human narratives, biases, and aspirations. The goal is to understand how interaction with AI systems influences identity, projection, and meaning-making.
This research focuses on how AI augments human intelligence rather than replaces it. We study cognitive ergonomics — how researchers, creators, and decision-makers adapt when part of their analytical or creative processes are delegated to intelligent systems. We experiment with real-world workflows in market research, product development, and creative industries, mapping how hybrid human–AI systems can increase insight velocity, reduce cognitive load, and expand the boundaries of imagination.
This line of inquiry explores the ethical and organizational implications of AI integration. We investigate how institutions can balance efficiency with meaning, automation with autonomy, and prediction with human judgment. The focus is on designing AI-enabled organizations that remain adaptive, transparent, and psychologically sustainable—where technology amplifies human purpose rather than eroding it.