Lab is where Garden Research does hands-on work. We test AI tools against real research tasks.
A lecture series on how the infrastructure of the internet is changing — and why that matters to anyone who reads the web, publishes on it, takes data from it, or builds agents that go out into it. Coming soon.
A course in the theory required to teach with and about artificial intelligence: how large language models operate, where their outputs acquire epistemic standing, and how people learn. Five lectures across the technical, epistemological, cognitive, regulatory, and historical dimensions of the field, with a companion pair on research method.
An open-source agent for working with scientific literature, in active development right now — taking on the unsolved problem of searching inside the full text of a paper to find the passages that answer a question, not just its title and abstract.
A large-scale analysis of 184 global 2026 trend reports — mapping where forecasts agree, where they collide, and what the institutions producing them leave unsaid.