What we study
Universities, newsrooms, and publishers shape what we know. Their records help train AI. We study how these institutions work and how AI changes them.
Our faculty combine computer science and social research to study science, media, healthcare, and culture.
Why a center?
Questions about AI and knowledge cross disciplinary boundaries. Understanding a change in language may also require understanding a social network, an institution’s incentives, or the way people evaluate evidence.
AIKI brings faculty with these different perspectives into a shared research community. The center provides a place to connect questions across fields and involve students in that work. Meet the people involved and explore their research areas.
Our beginning
AIKI received $250,000 in inaugural funding from CU Boulder’s Department of Computer Science on September 9, 2026. Read the founding announcement.
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