With insight from European civil society and philanthropy, we produce research and analysis to help funders understand where their support can make a difference in the AI transformation. We also share our grantees' stories and successes, recording how they are holding governments and tech companies accountable.
We regularly speak at events and host regular funders' briefings. Check out our Speaking and Press page below for more details.
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The European AI & Society Fund is launching Build & Breakthrough, two new initiatives to empower public interest advocates across Europe to drive the agenda on AI. Bringing an additional €10m into the field over the next 18 months,...
This year we renewed funding for 21 of our policy and advocacy grantees, totalling over €2m. We wanted to make sure our process would be fair and transparent towards our grantees, but we soon discovered there were no straight-forward...
We spoke with Tomislav Kiš from our grantee partner Novi Sindikat about what trade unions are doing to challenge these developments, and what changes are needed to put power back into people’s hands.
On 11 June, Mozilla Foundation, European AI & Society Fund and the Global Philanthropy Project hosted the AI & Philanthropy Summit in Amsterdam.
The #ProtectNotSurveil coalition is a group of activists, organisations and researchers working to ensure laws and policies safeguard people on the move from harms emanating from AI systems. Their mission is to challenge the use of digital technologies at...
The European AI & Society Fund is pleased to invite applications for a new fellowship programme on Artificial Intelligence and market power.
Sam Jeffers is founder of Who Targets Me, a small group of activists creating and managing a crowdsourced global database of political adverts placed on social media. Who Targets Me advocates for more transparency around political advertising in the...
2023 was the year that the world woke up to the AI challenge. In the space of 12 months, public debate shifted from astonishment at ChatGPT’s ability to produce plausible-sounding texts on an infinite array of subjects, to a...
We spoke with Nani Jansen Reventlow, the Founder of Systemic Justice, about what it means to support community-driven litigation and what Systemic Justice has learned about how communities experience technology-enabled harms.