The AIM for Composites EFRC based at Clemson University, represents an innovative approach in the field of artificial intelligence for composite material manufacturing. This center unites a diverse, multidisciplinary team that includes experimentalists, computational researchers, and computer scientists from six universities—Clemson University, the University of Delaware, Ohio State University, Brown University, the University of Florida, and South Carolina State University—alongside two national laboratories, the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and the Savannah River National Laboratory. Our multidisciplinary team consists of scientists, researchers, and engineers from diverse research fields (modeling of thermoplastic composite materials and manufacturing processes, uncertainty quantification, E3 analysis, AI model development, materials engineering, characterization and testing, data analysis and fusion, and software development) and with expertise in different scientific disciplines (mechanical engineering, materials science, mathematics, and computer science). By harnessing AI models and developing cloud-based tools, the center seeks to revolutionize material and process design, paving the way for groundbreaking advancements in the field.