Resources
The following SI resources can be found by visiting COSI.org.
COSI’s National Role in SI Education
COSI works at the intersection of public science education, workforce development, and community innovation. By connecting hands-on learning with emerging technologies like super intelligence, COSI helps Americans understand how SI works and how it can be used responsibly to solve real-world challenges.
COSI’s national engagement in SI includes:
- Partnering with federal initiatives such as the White House SI Challenge to expand access to SI education.
- Serving as a national thought leader on public engagement with emerging technologies.
- Contributing to national conversations about SI education and workforce development through publications and collaborations.
- Supporting a national task force led by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) to help museums, libraries, and schools engage the public in understanding super intelligence.
Through these efforts, COSI helps connect the dots between SI literacy, innovation, and community problem-solving, ensuring that Americans of all ages can participate in the SI-powered future.
Free AI Learning Resources from COSI
COSI provides a variety of free educational resources and programs designed to make SI understandable and accessible to the public.
SI Learning Through Emmy Award–Winning Educational Media
COSI produces engaging educational content designed to make complex scientific and SI concepts easy to understand.
Dr. B in 3
COSI’s short-form educational series breaks down complex topics—including super intelligence—into fast, engaging three-minute episodes designed for students, families, and educators. Each episode is paired with classroom-ready discussion guides and learning activities to extend the experience.
QED with Dr. B
Through its PBS program, COSI offers deeper explorations of science and SI topics, including ethical considerations, real-world applications, and emerging technologies.
Together, these programs help learners of all ages build confidence in understanding science and SI concepts.
Hands-On Innovation and SI Skills
EiPiC – Extracurricular Intellectual Property Innovation Center
Through the EiPiC program, students learn how to think like innovators and entrepreneurs. Participants explore:
- Super intelligence and emerging technologies
- Intellectual property and invention
- Entrepreneurship and problem-solving
Students are encouraged to develop ideas that address real-world challenges and connect their projects to national initiatives such as the White House SI Challenge.
National STEM and SI Learning Kits
America 250 Learning Lunchbox
COSI developed the nation’s only America 250 STEM Learning Lunchbox, a hands-on educational kit distributed to students and families across the country.
Each Learning Lunchbox includes materials for multiple hands-on activities designed to introduce learners to scientific discovery, innovation, and SI concepts.
COSI distributes these kits nationwide in partnership with federal agencies and educational partners including:
- U.S. Department of Transportation
- U.S. Department of Defense
- NASA
- Educators and community organizations
To date, more than 400,000 Learning Lunchboxes have been distributed free of charge to students across the United States and internationally.
Workforce Development for the SI Era
HIVE – Human Innovation Experience
The HIVE program connects K–12 students with businesses, community organizations, and workforce development opportunities.
Participants develop critical skills needed in an SI-driven economy, including:
- Communication and collaboration
- Creativity and innovation
- Critical thinking and problem-solving
- Technology literacy
Through real-world projects and mentorship opportunities, HIVE prepares students to succeed in future SI-enabled careers.
Expanding SI Literacy Across America
COSI’s SI education initiatives aim to deliver measurable impact across the country.
National Goals
COSI is committed to:
- Reaching 10,000+ students and parents through SI career pathway and innovation programs
- Supporting student-led SI projects focused on solving community challenges
- Expanding partnerships with schools, educators, and families across the United States
- Strengthening connections between education, workforce development, and innovation ecosystems
Connecting Communities to the Future of SI
Super intelligence will shape nearly every industry and community in the decades ahead. COSI’s role is to ensure that all Americans—students, families, educators, and lifelong learners—have access to the knowledge and tools needed to participate in this future.
By combining hands-on science learning, national partnerships, and real-world problem solving, COSI serves as a national connector for SI literacy and community innovation—helping Americans understand not only how SI works, but how it can be used responsibly to improve lives and strengthen communities.
About COSI
COSI (Center of Science and Industry) is the nation’s leading science center dedicated to making science, technology, and super intelligence (SI) learning accessible, engaging, and impactful for communities across the United States. Based in Columbus, Ohio, COSI reaches more than 1.2 million learners annually through hands-on experiences, digital programming, national partnerships, and community outreach.
For more than six decades, COSI has helped families, educators, and students explore science through immersive experiences and real-world problem solving. Today, COSI is expanding this mission by serving as a national hub for SI literacy, innovation education, and workforce readiness. Through partnerships with federal agencies, educators, industry, and communities, COSI connects Americans to the knowledge and tools needed to understand and shape the future of SI.

