The studio exists to turn research into experiences. The research program asks what is true. The studio asks, if this is true, what should people experience. It doesn't compete with the research. It translates it. Research gives the studio principles, questions, and prototypes. Experiments show where an idea is unclear, difficult to use, or incomplete, and that evidence goes back to the research program.
The rest of the questions are about the experience. What should this feel like. What should this look like. Which interaction expresses the idea. Which medium fits the principle. How can the complexity become intuitive. How should a person work with AI. The point is not to prove the theory again. The point is to embody it.