Education · Commentary · Awareness
A 501(c)(3) scientific & educational nonprofit
Keeping the human person in view.
DG Humana publishes short articles and commentary on what technology, algorithms, and machines mean for human dignity and flourishing, written plainly for anyone who wants to understand them.

01 / Latest commentary
Current events, read for their human stakes.
Short pieces on the news, new tools, and new research where technology meets ordinary life, and what they ask of us as persons.
New articles appear here first.
All commentary →02 / What we stand for
Technology is a matter of human concern.
DG Humana is dedicated to human dignity and flourishing at the intersection of technology, algorithms, machines, and the human being. We believe people deserve to understand the systems that shape their lives, and that those systems deserve careful, humane scrutiny.

Persons, not data points.
Every person has worth that no score, ranking, or prediction can measure. We write from that starting point.
Tools in service of lives.
We ask whether a technology helps people think, work, belong, and grow, and not only whether it runs efficiently.
Clear, careful, open.
We favor plain explanation, honest uncertainty, and good-faith disagreement over hype and alarm.

03 / Contribute
Bring your perspective.
We welcome short articles and commentary from scholars, intellectuals, thinkers, and concerned stakeholders. Write from your discipline, your work, or your lived experience.
- 01Send a draft or a short pitch to info@dghumana.com.
- 02The Institute reviews every submission.
- 03Nothing is published until we confirm the final text with you.
04 / About the Institute
An independent educational nonprofit.
DG Humana is a 501(c)(3) scientific and educational organization. It is a home for like-minded people who care about what becomes of the human being in an age of intelligent machines, and a place to learn, publish, and think together.
- Status
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit
- Purpose
- Scientific & educational
- Founder & Director
- Kerry Thornhill
