Black Star Journeys Inc. (BSJ) has released the HBCU Applied Framework Synopsis, a research document examining the state of artificial intelligence literacy, adoption, and equity at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The synopsis is now available for free download on the BSJ website.
The report, authored by BSJ CEO and Co-Founder Nyjal J. Drayton, synthesizes independently verified data and applied frameworks on AI adoption, pedagogy, and institutional investment in the HBCU space. It documents the structural gaps, the frameworks being developed to close them, and what organizations building in this space need to understand.
For Drayton's full analysis and perspective on what the research means and how BSJ is building from it, read the accompanying piece on the BSJ publication.
