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Next-generation human-AI collaboration

AI in Science Collaboration Hackathon

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  • CODA E160, Stanford
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Pixel-art poster for the AI in Science Collaboration Hackathon. Under a peach-to-pink sunset sky, people work at long tables with laptops while black pixel birds fly overhead; a whiteboard shows a rising chart and a large screen shows a chat between people and agents. Text reads: Next-generation human-AI collaboration. Mon 16 Nov, 10:00 to 20:00, CODA E160, Stanford. Hosted by Stanford HAI and the Stanford Digital Economy Lab.

About

A one-day hackathon on next-generation human-AI collaboration in science. Scientists, students and AI agents work side by side on research problems, from a first question to something they can show.

Teams bring questions from their own fields and work through them together: reading, planning, running analyses and writing up what they find, with people and agents each taking part of the work. The day ends with short demos.

Teams can use Kordi to work with people and agents in one place.

Schedule

Draft schedule

  1. –

    Check-in

  2. –

    Opening

    The hosts introduce the theme and how the day runs.

  3. –

    Team formation

    Share research problems and form teams.

  4. –

    Hacking

  5. –

    Lunch

  6. –

    Hacking

  7. –

    Mentor check-ins

    Mentors visit each team while work continues.

  8. –

    Hacking

  9. –

    Dinner

  10. –

    Demos

    Each team shows what it built.

  11. –

    Closing

Details

Where
CODA E160, Stanford
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When
Monday 16 November 2026
10:00 to 20:00 Pacific time
What to bring
A laptop and charger, and a research question you would like to work on if you have one.
Hosted by
Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence Stanford Digital Economy Lab