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.
Ada Lovelace Institute is an independent research institute, founded in 2018 and based in London and Brussels. They work to ensure that data and AI work for people and society, and believe that the benefits of data and AI...
In 2024 there is an opportunity to meet the AI challenge with new ambition and direct the current interest in Artificial Intelligence to shape it for the better. For this we need a strong civil society ecosystem that can...
Here is a compilation of initial reactions and analysis from European civil society organisations on the AI Act, the landmark regulation for Artificial Intelligence.
We spoke with Jurriaan Parie, Samaa Mohammad and Ariën Voogt about why algorithm auditing is important, how the organisation approaches it, and about the recent growth of Algorithm Audit.
This summer the European AI & Society Fund opened a new funding stream offering grants of €30.000 to support public interest work around AI. Our aim was to lower the barrier for civil society to engage in this emerging...
European AI & Society Fund grantees work to shape Artificial Intelligence to better serve people and society. This report provides insights into the strategic capacities, impact, challenges and learnings that our grantee partners have shared in their reporting in...
We spoke with Kave Noori and Marine Uldry about their work on AI and disability justice.
This report, prepared for the European AI & Society Fund by the Center for AI & Digital Policy looks in detail at the challenges ahead and sets out a strategy for funders to build civil society capacity for implementation...