International Student AI Consortium
The International Student AI Consortium brings together high school students from around the world to explore how artificial intelligence is being used in their schools, homes, and communities. Through live demonstrations, collaborative discussions, and research, participants help identify global trends, compare perspectives across cultures, and contribute to research that will help educators, parents, and community leaders better understand the role of AI in education.
Together, we are building a clearer picture of how the next generation is shaping—and being shaped by—artificial intelligence.
Who We Are
The International Student AI Consortium is a global research initiative of the Common Knowledge Scholarship Foundation (CKSF), a nonprofit organization working with high school and college student leaders at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. We bring together students from around the world to share ideas, explore how artificial intelligence is being used in different countries, and contribute to research that helps educators, parents, and communities better understand AI's growing role in education.
Why We Are Doing This
Artificial intelligence is transforming nearly every aspect of society—from education and healthcare to business, science, and the creative arts. Yet the people experiencing this transformation most naturally are today's students. By bringing together students from different countries and cultures, we hope to better understand how this generation is using AI, what opportunities they see, what concerns they have, and what lessons they can teach the rest of us about the future.
How You Can Participate
We are looking for curious high school students who have gone beyond simply using AI—they enjoy exploring it, experimenting with it, and asking, "What else can it do?" Participants are selected to represent their school, community, and country as members of the International Student AI Consortium, where they collaborate with students from around the world to help answer one of today's most important questions: How is artificial intelligence really being used by students?
This is an opportunity for students who want to contribute to something bigger than themselves. If you enjoy exploring new ideas, learning from other cultures, and helping shape our understanding of AI's impact on the next generation, we would love to hear from you.