Upcoming Information Session
Join us live on August 13.
Meet program faculty, explore the M.S. in Artificial General Intelligence, learn about the curriculum and application process, and bring your questions to an open faculty Q&A.
Next Live Session
Thursday, August 13, 2026
5:00–5:45 p.m. Pacific
A personal Zoom join link and session reminders will be sent after registration.
What to Expect
Meet the faculty. Explore the program. Bring your questions.
The live, 45-minute information session provides a focused introduction to the M.S. in Artificial General Intelligence and time for prospective students to engage directly with program faculty.
Program Overview
Approximately 25 minutes covering the program’s purpose, curriculum, online format, faculty, technical expectations, application process, and Fall 2026 launch.
Live Faculty Q&A
Roughly 20 minutes of open questions and answers, giving prospective students an opportunity to ask about the program, field, admissions process, and student experience.
Meet Program Faculty
Ben Goertzel and Gabriel Axel Montes, Ph.D., Department Chair and Program Director, will participate in the August 13 session.
Simple Online Access
All you need is a computer or phone and an internet connection. Zoom will send your personal join link and session reminders after registration.
Missed the July Session?
Register for August 13 and receive the July recording.
Register for the August 13 information session and we’ll send you access to the recording of our July faculty session. Then join us live on August 13 for a fresh opportunity to hear from the program team and bring your own questions to the faculty Q&A.
Even if you cannot attend August 13 live, registering will give you access to the July recording and keep you connected to important program and application updates.
Inaugural Cohort
Important Dates — Fall 2026
- Priority application deadline Passed July 31, 2026
- Final application deadline August 31, 2026
- First cohort begins Fall 2026
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis as they arrive. No GRE is required.
Questions?
Take the next step toward the M.S. in AGI.
Contact CIHS with questions about the information session, application process, technical readiness, state eligibility, or the M.S. in Artificial General Intelligence.