James Hutson (academic)

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James L. Hutson (born July 21, 1979) is an American academic and professor known for his contributions to artificial intelligence, art history, and archeology. He is currently a professor and department head of art history and visual culture at Lindenwood University. Hutson is recognized for his efforts in integrating technology and traditional educational methodologies and his leadership in promoting AI literacy.^[1][2][3] Hutson is also an internationally known keynote on AI, neurodiversity, neurohumanities, art, Culture, and XR.^[4][5]