ICSRI
Intelligent Computer Systems Research Institute
people, organizations, and society.
About the ICSRI
Founded in 1986, the Institute approaches its fortieth anniversary at the University of Miami Business School. Its subject is the human side of artificial intelligence in organizations: how leaders decide with it, how organizations adapt around it, how professionals work alongside it, and how it is governed. How artificial intelligence augments, displaces, or reshapes human work is a management question. How organizations govern it responsibly is a leadership question. How the next generation is prepared to work alongside it is a question of values. Business schools are built for questions of that kind. The Institute brings the school's research strength in technology and organizations to bear on them.
The Institute takes a sociotechnical and design-oriented view of artificial intelligence in organizations, applied to adoption, transformation, governance, and impact. Its commitments are augmentation over automation, agency over abdication, and human judgment at the center.
- Conducts and publishes research on artificial intelligence in business and management
- Connects that research to practice through long-term partnerships with industry
- Provides education in artificial intelligence for corporate boards, executives, and business leaders
- Supports doctoral students and early-career faculty working on artificial intelligence and
organizations - Advises businesses, government bodies, and non-profit organizations on the adoption and
governance of intelligent systems - Hosts an annual conference, a speaker series, and workshops open to the wider community