Geoffrey Miller

Geoffrey Miller is an Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of New Mexico, where he leads research in evolutionary psychology, sexual selection, behavioral genetics, and AI safety. As Area Head for Evolution and Society, his work bridges psychology, biology, anthropology, and artificial intelligence research.

His primary research interests include:

• Evolutionary psychology and human mating strategies
• Sexual selection theory and mate choice
• Behavioral genetics and individual differences
• Artificial intelligence alignment and governance
• Fitness indicators in creativity, humor, art, and moral virtues

Analysis of his recent publications shows growing focus on scientific censorship, research ethics, and academic freedom, alongside continued work in human sexuality, cognitive evolution, and psychometrics. His research frequently employs innovative methods including 3D modeling for mate preference studies and smartphone-based data collection.

Dr. Miller has authored influential books including The Mating Mind, Spent, and Virtue Signaling. He maintains extensive consulting activities with technology companies and research organizations, applying evolutionary insights to consumer behavior and AI governance.