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Find similar grantsCCI Horizons AI Grant is sponsored by The University of Arizona, Confluencenter. The CCI Horizons AI Grant is a grant from The University of Arizona's Confluencenter that funds interdisciplinary student-led projects exploring the creative, ethical, and human-centered dimensions of artificial intelligence.
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CCI AI Horizons | Confluencenter The CCI Horizons AI Grant, founded in 2025, was created to bring together University of Arizona undergraduate and graduate students from across disciplines to explore the creative, ethical, and human-centered possibilities of artificial intelligence (AI).
Through this initiative, the Confluencenter serves as a hub for collaboration, connecting students, faculty, and community partners on projects that examine how emerging technologies shape society, culture, and everyday life.
Launched in alignment with the University of Arizona's Strategic Imperatives on technological empowerment, educational innovation, and workforce preparation, the program reflects Confluencenter's broader mission: to foster creative, inclusive, and interdisciplinary inquiry that addresses real-world challenges and amplifies diverse perspectives.
Within this framework, CCI supports student-led projects that demonstrate how AI can be used not only as a technical tool but also as a creative and critical medium that invites ethical reflection, social responsibility, and insights from the arts, humanities, and social sciences into conversations about future technologies.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: University of Arizona undergraduate and graduate students from across disciplines, focused on creative, ethical, and human-centered AI projects. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
CCI Horizons AI Grant is funded by The University of Arizona, Confluencenter. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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