AICOE | Partnerships — How AICOE works with partners

How AICOE works with partners

AICOE partners with institutions, sponsors, and clients to apply artificial intelligence to their domain.

Three ways to partner

AI
Labs

A co-built lab with a named institution in a named domain. The partner brings the problem, the data, and the deployment surface. AICOE brings the AI capability. Each lab is built for a sustained relationship.

AI
Strategy

Long-term thought partnership for AI adoption and innovation to navigate emerging technology, identify opportunities and build actionable roadmaps for implementation.

Consulting & Development

Direct project engagements where AICOE works with a client on a defined scope that includes strategy, system design and applied development.

How an engagement unfolds

Most engagements move through three phases

Entry

A partner brings a problem, system, or opportunity. AICOE works to understand the context, the goal, and what success looks like.

Engagement

Active work inside the partner's environment. Analysis, experimentation, applied development. The shape varies by engagement type.

Integration

The work matures into something durable. A partner deployment, system design, or tangible artifact.

Work developed through partnerships often flows into AICOE's broader programs, labs, experiences and publications.

Touchpoints

How this connects to AICOE

Partnerships do not operate in isolation. Work developed through engagements may contribute to

Civic Decision
Lab simulations

AI Labs
development

Public and private
AICOE experiences

Frontier Forum
discussions

Scope

AICOE takes a limited number of partnerships each year. Each is chosen for relevance to civic AI, potential impact, and alignment with AICOE's long-term work.

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