Stanford's new Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI), an interdisciplinary, global hub for artificial intelligence thinkers, learners, researchers, developers, builders and users, is co-hosting its first HAI resident artist. The residency is a collaboration with Sundance Institute's New Frontier Lab Programs (NFLP), and co-hosts on campus are the Office of the Vice President for the Arts (VPA) and the Stanford Humanities Center. Transmedia artist Stephanie Dinkins pictured with an earlier AI project, the social robot Bina48. Transmedia artist Stephanie Dinkins will be on campus for a residency in the fall, developing her project Not the Only One, a multigenerational memoir of one black American family told from the "mind" of an artificial intelligence entity with an evolving intellect. She will return in April 2020 for a convening of thought-leaders exploring artificial intelligence, automation, machine learning and culture.