Human–AI Co-Creativity Consortium (HAI3C)

The Human–AI Co-Creativity Consortium (HAI3C) brings together researchers and practitioners exploring how humans and large language models can co-create scientific insight. Our mission is to build the infrastructure, datasets, and evaluation frameworks needed to train AI systems that think with us — not just for us.

We would like our models to be better scientific collaborators by learning from structured records of scientist–LLM problem-solving sessions.

🧠 Creative Problem Solving in Science

We are building a community of researchers and practitioners who believe human–AI co-creativity can accelerate conceptual breakthroughs, especially in theoretical sciences where progress hinges on ideas, rather than experimental work and data analysis.

Our current focus is to:

  • capture interactive trajectories rather than isolated answers,
  • model creative exploration, and
  • design benchmarks that measure progress toward creative problem solving in scientific discovery.

Learn more: Science →


🚀 Participate

We’re running a closed beta of our guided problem-solving interface.
You can help by contributing your own human–LLM sessions.


Future Plans

  • Public benchmark for creative reasoning and collaborative problem solving
  • Arena platform for evaluating LLMs on open-ended creative tasks
  • Community data contributions to capture reasoning episodes and “breakthrough points”

Follow development and discussions on our GitHub Discussions.


Ethics & privacy: We publish clear consent terms and protect contributors. See our Privacy page.


Partner Institutions

UMass Lowell Dartmouth College Penn State MIT Princeton