An immersive graduate seminar exploring the transformative intersection of artificial intelligence and human communication. Students work with AI as an active partner, co-creating 16 original communication innovations across the most pressing domains of our time.
Four interconnected pillars that guide every aspect of CICI Studies — from research activities to real-world application and impact evaluation.
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Thinking and creating with AI as a genuine partner
Students and practitioners learn to think collaboratively with AI, positioning it as an active intellectual partner rather than a passive tool.
Creating alongside AI as a genuine partner — every output is a product of human wisdom amplified by artificial intelligence.
Critically overseeing AI in communication settings, ensuring human values, ethics, and judgment remain central.
Every topic and project results in a tangible communicative innovation that neither human nor AI could produce alone.
CICI Studies operates across eight interconnected domains, each applying Human-AI Co-Intelligence to distinct communicative challenges.
Transcending borders and cultural divides through human-AI co-intelligent global communication strategies.
Redefining brand storytelling by merging human creativity with AI-powered insight and personalisation.
Advancing mobile experience, health, storytelling, and journalism through co-intelligent frameworks.
Applying HACI to high-stakes health domains — improving public health through co-intelligent messaging.
Redefining leisure engagement by blending human experience with AI-driven personalisation and creativity.
Introducing Co-Intelligent Persuasion — where Human Insight and AI precision amplify ethical influence.
Redefining intergenerational communication and digital inclusion for older populations in the AI age.
The foundational skill of the 21st century — moving beyond tool use to genuine co-intelligent partnership.
This graduate seminar explores the transformative intersection of AI and human communication across 16 critical domains — from AI-mediated interpersonal messaging and deepfakes to crisis communication, algorithmic governance, and speculative futures.
Every assessment component is designed to measure growth as a human-AI co-intelligence practitioner. The IBC Innovation Rubric evaluates each output across five dimensions: CICI Integration, 3C Application, 3D Execution, 3M Design, and Communication Impact.
One innovation artifact per topic (2% each)
Weekly 3C-3D-3M reflective entries (1% each)
Critical audit of innovations from Weeks 1–8
Structured peer critique using IBC rubric
Comprehensive human-AI co-innovation showcase
Quality of CICI-informed discussion contributions
Join a seminar where you don't just study AI — you collaborate with it to produce 16 original innovations that could shape the future of human communication.