Zeranum AI Cognitive Research Center integrates research, cognitive readiness assessment, and specialized education in human-AI interaction.
At Zeranum AI Cognitive Research Center, our focus is the relationship between human cognition and artificial intelligence: how people evaluate AI outputs, exercise judgment, and design specialized systems for professional use.
CARI (Cognitive AI Readiness Index) represents a structured cognitive assessment framework developed to provide a comprehensive view of strengths, vulnerabilities, and developmental potential in human-AI interaction.
AI Cognitive Research CenterWe offer a range of services designed to assess, understand, and enhance cognitive performance across various domains.
Explore cognitive readiness for human-AI interaction through CARI: AI Understanding, Meta-Verification, Trust Calibration, Ethical Resilience, and Strategic Use.
Take CARI Assessment →Analyze cognitive strengths and vulnerabilities across five domains to understand behavioral patterns in AI-supported environments.
Develop a specialized cognitive AI system through five sequential courses covering conceptual design, architecture, construction, validation, and governance.
Explore the Master Course →Apply CARI in research, training programs, and organizational settings to study and improve human-AI interaction at scale.
Featured Assessment
CARI is a multidimensional assessment instrument designed to evaluate cognitive readiness for human-AI interaction across five domains: AI Understanding, Meta-Verification, Trust Calibration, Ethical Resilience, and Strategic Use.
The instrument uses a structured Likert-based response model and a multidimensional scoring algorithm to generate a composite readiness index and a detailed dimensional profile.
No personal data required. Anonymous assessment.
Education
Desarrollo de Modelos de IA Cognitiva para Profesionales en Comportamiento Humano.
Develop, test, and document a specialized cognitive AI system for a defined human behavior problem. Each course builds on the previous deliverable, progressing from a model concept to a functional system with a controlled deployment and maintenance plan.
Professionals and advanced students in psychology, counseling, psychotherapy, cognitive science, mental health, neuropsychology, clinical social work, and behavioral research. Development activities may use no-code or low-code environments according to the project.
Course 1 · Week 1 · 10 hours
Define the professional problem, system purpose, users, behavioral variables, inputs, outputs, boundaries, and human oversight.
Deliverable: Model Concept Document
Course 2 · Week 2 · 10 hours
Organize professional knowledge and design retrieval, RAG, memory, context, rules, and the cognitive workflow.
Deliverable: Cognitive Architecture Blueprint
Course 3 · Week 3 · 10 hours
Configure a foundation model and integrate instructions, specialized knowledge, rules, interaction flows, and memory where required.
Deliverable: Functional Cognitive AI Prototype
Course 4 · Week 4 · 10 hours
Build test cases and assess accuracy, consistency, hallucinations, bias, safety, and compliance with professional boundaries.
Deliverable: Cognitive AI Validation Report
Course 5 · Week 5 · 10 hours
Prepare controlled deployment, version management, monitoring, incident handling, knowledge updates, and revalidation.
Deliverable: Professional Cognitive AI Model + Deployment & Maintenance Plan
Guided laboratories and applied assignments contribute to one cumulative project. Courses 1–4 allocate 60% to applied activities and 40% to the course project. Course 5 evaluates governance, monitoring, maintenance, documentation, and the final model.
Specialized professional education. This Master Course is not an academic master's degree. Contact the center for availability and enrollment details.
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