For a fair, inclusive and sustainable future, we must ensure that Artificial Intelligence is developed and deployed to best serve the needs of people and society.
Too often AI is shaped by the interests of governments and the tech industry without adequate concern for the individuals and communities it affects. This can lead to technologies that entrench inequality, exacerbate social injustice and undermine people’s rights.
That’s why the European AI & Society Fund empowers a diverse ecosystem of civil society organisations to shape policies around AI in the public interest and galvanises the philanthropic sector to sustain this vital work.
We support organisations from across Europe that want to shape Artificial Intelligence to better serve people and society. Some of our grantees have previous expertise working on AI, digital rights and technology. Others represent particular communities or fight different kinds of social injustice and want to address how AI is affecting their work.
The European AI & Society Fund is supported by a group of philanthropic foundations that share our mission to shape AI in the public interest.
Our monthly interview zooms in on the latest AI developments and civil society work in Slovenia, as we speak to Jasmina Ploštajner from Danes je nov dan, our grantee partner on the ground.
Continuing our monthly series where we interview one of grantees, this month we spoke to Oyidiya Oji, Policy and Advocacy Advisor at ENAR, about the latest developments in ENAR’s work on the AI and anti-racism.
Our monthly interview zooms in on the latest AI developments and civil society work in Slovenia, as we speak to Jasmina Ploštajner from Danes je nov dan, our grantee partner on the ground.