IPHS graduates work at the intersection of AI and human judgment. In 2025, students won the Most Impactful Project award at HackOH/IO, Ohio's largest hackathon (800+ participants), and were subsequently invited to Y Combinator. Alumni are building knowledge graphs at the National Gallery of Art, studying AI law at Harvard, leading AI initiatives at tech companies, founding startups in South Asia, and entering Ph.D. programs at UC Berkeley to research human-AI interaction and chatbot design. Others have moved into finance, consulting, and government.
IPHS does not funnel students into a single career track. The program's combination of humanistic depth, technical capability, and portfolio-quality research open paths that neither a traditional humanities major nor a conventional computer science degree can reach on its own: law and policy, the tech industry, research, cultural institutions, entrepreneurship and the public sector.