Collaborative Collision: The Future of Intelligence
Collaborative Collision will bring together experts and community stakeholders to discuss the future of artificial intelligence and related technologies in research and scientific innovation. This roundtable networking event will foster new interdisciplinary collaborations to form teams focused on solving the greatest challenges facing AI and its real-world applications. Up to two LaunchPad awards ($25,000 each) will be available through an internal competition following this event. Details of the funding opportunity will be shared with all registrants. Attendance at the in person event is required to be eligible to apply. If you are an FSU faculty researcher, our team will send you a follow-up form to create your Research Profile, from which we will create the booklet for this event. You do not need to enter this information at this time. FSU faculty researchers should register no later than Monday, September 21. All non-faculty attendees (e.g., community/business partners, postdocs, and graduate students) should register no later than Monday, October 5 to participate in the event. Due to venue restrictions, we will not be able to accept late registration or walk-in participants. Please be sure to register as soon as possible if you'd like to join the conversation!
Date & timeWednesday, October 21, 2026 · 11:00 AMEnds 1:00 PM
LocationFSU Information Technology Services1721 W Paul Dirac Dr, Tallahassee, FL 32310, USA
OrganizerNicole Viverito
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Collaborative Collision: The Future of Intelligence
Collaborative Collision will bring together experts and community stakeholders to discuss the future of artificial intelligence and related technologies in research and scientific innovation. This roundtable networking event will foster new interdisciplinary collaborations to form teams focused on solving the greatest challenges facing AI and its real-world applications. Up to two LaunchPad awards ($25,000 each) will be available through an internal competition following this event. Details of the funding opportunity will be shared with all registrants. Attendance at the in person event is required to be eligible to apply. If you are an FSU faculty researcher, our team will send you a follow-up form to create your Research Profile, from which we will create the booklet for this event. You do not need to enter this information at this time. FSU faculty researchers should register no later than Monday, September 21. All non-faculty attendees (e.g., community/business partners, postdocs, and graduate students) should register no later than Monday, October 5 to participate in the event. Due to venue restrictions, we will not be able to accept late registration or walk-in participants. Please be sure to register as soon as possible if you'd like to join the conversation!