CIVIC-AI Collaboration

News

2 Aug 2026
Public recordings and presentation slides from selected CIVIC-AI 2026 talks are now available.
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17 Jul 2026
Participants list and AI summaries of sessions disseminated to workshop participants. For access, please contact the organisers. Information on the whitepaper draft will be announced soon.
13–14 Jul 2026
First CIVIC-AI Workshop.

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Full audience in the lecture hall during the opening keynote — Opening keynote audience

Full group photo of workshop attendees and organizers — Day 1 workshop group photo

Audience members raising hands during Q&A — Audience Q&A

Panelists on stage for the Social Intelligence in the Age of LLMs panel — Day 1 panel discussion

Featured invited talk Yohan Jo presenting Non-Collaborative User Simulation

Featured lightning talk Caleb Ziems presenting Cultural Awareness for Human-Centered Large Language Models

Featured lightning talk Yixuan Tang presenting What Is Left Unsaid? An Omission-Aware Perspective on Trustworthy AI

Speaker presenting beside a whiteboard with Zoom details — Min-Yen Kan giving the opening for the Day 2 closed-door workshop

Speaker presenting beside a whiteboard — Da Ren giving his Day 2 invited talk

Small group breakout discussion around a table — Another perspective on future work with AI agents in Singapore

Attendees in conversation between sessions — Group discussion on Redesigning Work with AI Agents

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About

CIVIC-AI is a collaboration bringing together researchers to examine the interplay between artificial intelligence, work, and society. It kicked off with an inaugural 2026 workshop between Stanford and NUS, involving policy makers and funding agencies as key collaborators in informing the research agenda and shaping outcomes.

Our central questions span cross-cultural dimensions of AI adoption, the future of work and automation, and what constitutes irreducible human value and advantage as AI capabilities grow.

Selected recordings and presentation materials from the inaugural workshop are publicly available.

Organizers

The workshop is organized by Stanford and NUS faculty, staff, and students across SALT Lab and WING.NUS. The list below is grouped so future additions can be made without changing the page structure.

Organizing Labs

Professors

Staff and Students

Workshops

CIVIC-AI 2026

13–14 Jul, 2026 · NUS, Singapore

The inaugural Stanford–NUS workshop brought researchers, policy makers, and practitioners together around social intelligence and the future of work with AI agents.

8 public recordings 7 presentation decks

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Collaborative Intelligence and the Future of Work