The Institute for Applied Intelligence is an interdisciplinary organisation dedicated to the application of artificial intelligence, data, and behavioural science to complex human and institutional problems.
Modern systems frequently operate under conditions of fragmented data, weak conceptual models, and limited integration between human expertise and computational capability. These limitations reduce transparency, weaken decision-making, and impede effective action in high-stakes domains.
The Institute exists to address this gap through the development of intelligent systems, evidence frameworks, and interdisciplinary methods that improve understanding, decision-making, and outcomes.
A conceptual article on the history of intimate partner violence research, with a focus on the evolution of the field and its implications for family courts and procedural abuse.